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Gov. Brown’s Budget Increases Education Spending, Again, but More School Choice is Needed
Control and choice need to be given to parents — so they can determine how education funding for their children is spent and choose the schools that are best for their kids.
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Indiana’s School Choice Reforms Have Been Effective and Popular
A survey finds 86 percent of parents with kids participating in the Indiana voucher program reported high to moderate levels of satisfaction.
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Landmark E-Cigarette Report Explodes Myth that Vaping Is as Toxic as Smoking
A new report on the public health consequences of e-cigarettes finds there is conclusive evidence that e-cigarettes are less dangerous than regular cigarettes, and smokers who switch to vaping will reduce their exposure to lethal toxicants and carcinogens.
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Mississippi Legislature May Expand School Choice in 2018
An expansion of the state’s education savings account program is being proposed.
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City’s Pensions Cloud Sunny Budget
U.S. Census Bureau estimates say Fort Myers’ population has grown 24% since 2010 and now exceeds 77,000. And yet, the city is not able to fully fund basic services.
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Celebrating National School Choice Week
The annual effort to highlight the importance of school choice is here.
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Sarasota, Florida, Is Selling Unneeded Government Real Estate
These properties will no longer languish on the government rolls, requiring taxpayer-funded maintenance.
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Katherine Mangu-Ward Named Editor in Chief of Reason’s Print, Digital and Video Journalism
Nick Gillespie becomes editor at large at Reason.
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United States of America v. Microsoft Corporation, Case No. 17-2
Amicus Brief to the Supreme Court of the United States
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Seattle’s Soda Tax Experiment Is Doomed to Fail
Seattle's press is abuzz with stories of sticker shock after residents headed to the grocery stores Jan. 1 and found the price of soda had skyrocketed thanks to the city's tax on sweetened beverages.
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Melissa Davenport and Marshall G. Henry v. City of Sandy Springs, Georgia, Case No. 17-869
Amicus Brief to the Supreme Court of the United States
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Michigan Teacher Pension Contributions Must Improve Debt Repayment Methods
These changes to MPSERS make it easier for the state to accurately determine how much is needed to pay down current pension debt and ensure that taxpayers pay less.
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Tammy Holland v. Wayne Williams, Colorado Secretary of State
Amicus Brief to the U.S. District Court, District of Colorado
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Illinois Privatizes Lottery Management, Again
Camelot replaces Northstar Lottery Group as private manager of the state lottery.
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The Tax Cuts Benefit Most of Us Now, But Harm Future Generations
At some point, the cumulative impact of all this deficit spending will trigger an economic crisis.
