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  • Examining the impacts of education reform legislation proposed in Kansas
    Examining the impacts of education reform legislation proposed in Kansas

    The tax credit scholarships, education savings accounts, and utilizing a more accurate method of counting students would improve education outcomes.

    By Kyle Abbott
    March 15, 2023

  • Ridership struggles in cities like Dallas and Chicago highlight the transit challenges ahead
    Ridership struggles in cities like Dallas and Chicago highlight the transit challenges ahead

    Buses, demand-response services, and other flexible innovations are going to be needed as major cities adapt to changing work and commuting patterns.

    By Jay Derr
    March 15, 2023

  • Ways the SECURE Act 2.0 can help people save for retirement
    Ways the SECURE Act 2.0 can help people save for retirement

    The law provides additional flexibility for tax optimization of retirement distributions and reduces tax code rules that perversely inhibit lifetime annuity solutions.

    By Rod Crane
    March 9, 2023

  • Analyzing Nebraska’s proposed legislation impacting school finance and property taxes
    Analyzing Nebraska’s proposed legislation impacting school finance and property taxes

    State policymakers shouldn’t pass up this opportunity to decrease the education funding formula’s overreliance on property taxes and to make the formula more transparent and student-centered.

    By Christian Barnard
    March 9, 2023

  • Florida should abolish capital punishment, not make it easier
    Florida should abolish capital punishment, not make it easier

    In Florida, 30 people have been exonerated while they were awaiting execution since 1972.

    By Vittorio Nastasi and Whitney Malcolm
    March 9, 2023

  • Federal judge: Restrictions on gun ownership violate medical marijuana patients’ Second Amendment rights 
    Federal judge: Restrictions on gun ownership violate medical marijuana patients’ Second Amendment rights 

    Federal firearm policy should not discriminate against users of medical marijuana.

    By Madison Carlino
    March 9, 2023

  • Sustainable highway funding requires charging the drivers who use them
    Sustainable highway funding requires charging the drivers who use them

    The true costs of building and maintaining highways and bridges should be paid for by those who use them.

    By Robert Poole
    March 8, 2023

  • Chicago wants to open a casino to help pay down its public pension debt
    Chicago wants to open a casino to help pay down its public pension debt

    Pursuing inadequate solutions with highly politicized taxes or through a brand-new casino is a futile way to dodge the city’s public pension debt and fiscal challenges head-on.

    By Swaroop Bhagavatula
    March 7, 2023

  • FHWA administrators want to stop humorous traffic safety messages
    FHWA administrators want to stop humorous traffic safety messages

    Researchers are still trying to evaluate the effectiveness of direct message signs on highways.

    By Baruch Feigenbaum
    March 3, 2023

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