Minimum Markup: The Price is Not RightBy Ken WysockySeptember 28, 2022
Unaccountable Entanglement: How “Free” Federal Money Costs Wisconsinites Control Over Their GovernmentSeptember 28, 2022
Off Track: An Assessment of Wisconsin’s Early Care and Learning System for Young ChildrenBy Angela RachidiSeptember 20, 2022
Common-sense Healthcare Reforms for WisconsinBy Daniel Sem, Ph.D., J.D. & Scott Niederjohn, Ph.D.September 16, 2022
“Choice schools have a higher standard”September 15, 2022
Dental Therapy Can Fill Gaps in Care and AccessBy Ken WysockySeptember 15, 2022
School choice helps family rebound after tragedySeptember 8, 2022
For a New Civil SocietyBy Eloise AndersonSeptember 8, 2022
Wisconsin’s Economy: A Comparative Studyby Andrew HansonSeptember 6, 2022
Increasing Minimum Wage Simply Doesn’t HelpBy Ken WysockyAugust 31, 2022
Occupational Licensing: Get Out of the Way of WorkAugust 29, 2022
The only numbers that seem to matter to the mainstream media are the ones in polls. Here are some other ones that ought to matter more.August 25, 2022
How to future-proof Wisconsin’s highway fundingBy Robert W. Poole Jr. and Benita Cotton-OrrAugust 23, 2022
Reducing Milwaukeeans’ suffering from crime starts young, and research suggests a meansAugust 18, 2022
A Milwaukee mom’s take on why more parents need educational choice.August 15, 2022
Students in Milwaukee’s public high schools who want a better life and know that school is their only way up are being battered, assaulted and exposed to gunfire or other reckless conduct on a daily basis.August 11, 2022
The Milwaukee Police Department responded to 1,310 calls for service at MPS-controlled high schools in the 2021-’22 school year, which raises anew questions about the school board’s decisions to stiff-arm police.August 11, 2022
Recent and rigorous academic evaluations suggest that such policies aren’t effective at increasing employment among the formerly incarcerated.August 11, 2022
What Wisconsin leaders can do to better address poverty in the Badger State through reforms to the federal safety netBy Angela RachidiAugust 4, 2022
An enormous projected budget surplus makes a low, transformative flat tax more than feasible.July 28, 2022
Awash in federal bailout cash, some Wisconsin cities ask for a property tax hikeJuly 27, 2022
Parents’ power to choose the best education for their children ought not be hindered when the default is failing them. July 21, 2022
Wisconsin could help lead the nation in empowering patient-consumers to seek care in a functioning market with upfront transparent pricing.By Daniel Sem, Ph.D., J.D. & Scott Niederjohn, Ph.D.July 5, 2022
Milwaukee’s school choice program shows that letting parents choose a moral ecology is how differing beliefs can coexist.June 30, 2022
WEA Trust just announced it is terminating its health insurance businessJune 23, 2022
Scarlett Johnson sat down with Badger Institute Policy Director Patrick McIlheran this week to explain what drove her to act on behalf of her local schools, and why more parents should do so.June 16, 2022
In response to falling standards, former Mequon-Thiensville school board member launches charter schoolJune 9, 2022
Gas as a luxury itemJune 2, 2022
Policymakers should advance reforms that prioritize GSP, personal income growthMay 31, 2022
By now, the health emergency has little to do with itMay 26, 2022
Who wins and who loses? May 25, 2022
Criminals are emboldened if they think they won’t get caughtMay 19, 2022
Kids are reaping the consequences of school shutdowns May 12, 2022
Alumni also express concerns about debt and the value of their degrees May 5, 2022