Texas, known for outsized projects, institutions, and egos, is also known for outsized public school debt and a Robin Hood style funding plan.
Governor Kathy Hochul (D-N.Y.) chased the very wealthy and professional people to Florida, and now wants them back.
Small business will determine whether and how fast the economy grows as it copes with the stresses of the Iran war.
Congress requested $34 billion in secret military earmarks to steer war production to select Congressional districts.
New York City and California, among other jurisdictions, are committing civic suicide with their punitive taxes on productive people.
The University of Southern California abruptly canceled a debate in that State's governor's race after all the invitees were white.
The SAVE Act faces long odds in a nearly evenly divided Senate. But perhaps Republicans could pass voter ID requirements alone.
Americans are in better shape than most people realize, despite the Iran war, because we have high reserves of natural gas.
The EPA did the right thing to rescind the CO2-as-pollutant finding, but only the ARC-ES Act can make that rescission permanent.
Obituaries give capsule descriptions of lives, and sometimes reveal real change. Sometimes watching that change in real time is not pleasant.