• Paige Terryberry
• September 18, 2024

American citizenship is a rich honor. But many on the Left would cheapen citizenship, allowing non-citizens to vote in U.S. elections.

• Paige Terryberry
• September 11, 2024

Recent years brought a wave of substantial state tax reform. More than a dozen states have cut harmful corporate income tax rates.

• September 9, 2024

Gov. Kim Reynolds remembers her own first job in rural Iowa, and the lessons she learned about treating people well, earning an income, and picking up life skills. That’s why she’s standing up for common sense and against overreach from the U.S. Department of Labor and its anti-small-business regulations.

• Hayden Dublois, Michael Greibrok
• September 4, 2024

If you thought the Biden economy was bad, you should be terrified of Vice President Kamala Harris. 

• August 30, 2024

Florida Is Leading the Way on Higher Education Reform The Sunshine State offers innovative tools that bring transparency, options, and career readiness to students Florida has built the best higher education system in the country. This did not happen overnight, but through implementing reforms over the last two decades to achieve long-term success. Now, students […]

• FGA
• August 29, 2024

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the government put handcuffs on eligibility enforcement for Medicaid, spiking enrollment to 100 million—including millions of ineligible enrollees.

• FGA
• August 28, 2024

What is the U.S. Election Assistance Commission hiding ?That’s what a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request from the FGA seeks to find out.

• August 27, 2024

Unemployment insurance is a widely useful (if sometimes misunderstood) program. Ultimately, the goal is helping people get back into the workforce, whether through developing a new skill set, identifying the next opportunity, or just temporary aid.

• August 20, 2024

Elections are about trust. Oklahoma works hard to earn that trust, by reacting quickly to election concerns and putting an early stop to the problems seen in other states.

• Hayden Dublois, Trevor Carlsen
• August 19, 2024

Overview Since 1974, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has been charged with providing Congress with “objective, nonpartisan information” in order to support the federal budget process through the fiscal scoring of legislative priorities.1 Each year, CBO produces roughly 600 to 800 cost estimates, in addition to offering technical assistance to members of Congress as they develop […]

• August 15, 2024

“My biggest fear is that everything I worked my whole life for will be gone, because of a law that I thought I was following.” ­–Michelle Cox It’s every employer’s nightmare: a phone call from out of the blue with threats from the federal government. That’s the situation one Iowa small business found itself in, […]

• August 12, 2024

When Frank LaRose was elected as Ohio’s Secretary of State, he noticed something unexpected about his office. He was tasked with investigating election fraud, but his office didn’t have any investigators. That’s why he fought to create a formal election integrity unit, to make sure that everyone who breaks the law related to elections faces a consequence for it.