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Commentaries

  • Biden keeps his bad promise on charter schools
    Biden keeps his bad promise on charter schools

    The administration recently proposed a new Department of Education rule to make it more difficult for nonprofit organizations to open charter schools, forcing them to comply with many unnecessary regulations and bureaucratic paperwork requests.

    By Christian Barnard
    May 16, 2022

  • Over 100,000 died from drug overdoses in 2021 as public policy drives people to fentanyl
    Over 100,000 died from drug overdoses in 2021 as public policy drives people to fentanyl

    Accepting a false narrative will likely prevent policymakers and the public from confronting the true underlying cause of the drug-overdose crisis.

    By Jacob James Rich
    May 13, 2022

  • How to make overdue reforms to the California Environmental Quality Act
    How to make overdue reforms to the California Environmental Quality Act

    “CEQA is the law that swallowed California."

    By Baruch Feigenbaum
    May 13, 2022

  • California’s high-speed rail line will share track with commuter rail, slowing trains and increasing accident risks
    California’s high-speed rail line will share track with commuter rail, slowing trains and increasing accident risks

    Sharing track with commuter rail means that the service billed as high-speed rail will run more slowly than originally promised to voters and that high-speed trains will run through grade-level railroad crossings. 

    By Marc Joffe
    May 13, 2022

  • Eliminating the cultivation tax would help California’s legal cannabis industry compete with the illicit market
    Eliminating the cultivation tax would help California’s legal cannabis industry compete with the illicit market

    Eliminating the cultivation tax would allow farmers and licensed cannabis retailers to lower prices, making the legal marijuana market more competitive with illicit markets.

    By Geoffrey Lawrence
    May 13, 2022

  • Utah should abolish qualified immunity, implement the common law standard
    Utah should abolish qualified immunity, implement the common law standard

    Fear of frivolous lawsuits does not vindicate qualified immunity.

    By Desmond Mantle
    May 13, 2022

  • Data shows financial incentives matter for K-12 open enrollment policies
    Data shows financial incentives matter for K-12 open enrollment policies

    If school districts do not receive sufficient funding for transfer students, they’re not going to be as willing to participate in an open enrollment program.

    By Aaron Garth Smith
    May 11, 2022

  • Time for Congress to fix the alternative minimum tax disparity in infrastructure bonds
    Time for Congress to fix the alternative minimum tax disparity in infrastructure bonds

    By Marc Scribner
    May 9, 2022

  • Open enrollment policies don’t have to affect student athletics 
    Open enrollment policies don’t have to affect student athletics 

    There are a variety of ways states can handle student athletic eligibility questions that can arise when implementing open enrollment policies.

    By Aaron Garth Smith
    May 4, 2022

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