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- UW students turning away from gender and ethnic studies degrees
- Rights of nature and the wrongs inflicted on Wisconsinites
- As hunger looms, Democrats in ‘non-winnable’ situation
- Milwaukee will pay someone to say nice things about The Hop
- Port Washington to be land of opportunity for job-seekers
- Reckless Milwaukee drivers pushing conservatives out of traditional lane
- Wisconsin lax on predatory teachers who groom students, legislators told
- Claims of data center water use are laughably wrong
Browsing: Media
Fair-chance hiring laws may hurt the job-seekers they aim to help
Overcoming a mountain of occupational regulation in Wisconsin requires more than baby steps
New report doesn’t include comparisons with other states and policy recommendations
Bipartisan legislative support for a tolling study likely exists and is validated by two major reports
The fiscal calamity looming for our neighbor to the south could help lure businesses and workers to the Badger State
As with manufacturing property, valuations should be done by the state, with owners being able to appeal to a panel of tax experts rather than a local review board
The Wisconsin Criminal Justice Coalition, led by the Badger Institute, offers policy ideas for combating recidivism, fostering opportunity, saving taxpayer money and maintaining public safety.
How federal grants are depriving us of our money, liberty and trust in government – and what we can do about it. This book by the Badger Institute urges states to push back.
A policy brief from the Tax Foundation and the Badger Institute.
In response to a tight state labor market, our latest report offers strategies for increasing labor force participation. The authors find that increasing the participation rate by just 1 percentage point would increase gross state product by a whopping $667 annually per resident.
Many taxpayers will no longer benefit from state and local tax deduction
An empowered treasurer could be an independent voice for fiscal sanity
Broad-based Wisconsin tax reform should be the goal
Numbers and nuggets from trends in Wisconsin — on everything from the state’s tax rankings to our workforce shortage to the growth in occupational licensing to corrections to the transportation funding dilemma to the decline of the mainstream media.
Sunshine Week: Records request illustrates lack of transparency of federal school funding
It would seem a simple question to ask of any public agency: How much money do you spend and on what?
Gov. Walker says he’ll decide on Opportunity Zone designations by March 21 federal deadline Editor’s note: On March 21, Gov. Scott…
Special needs students are left behind because of inequitable allocation of federal resources, administrators say in survey
Residents in high-tax states like ours are stung harder by cap on state/local tax deduction
Wisconsin’s ‘arbitrary’ exam scores fencing out many young professionals
Wisconsin ranks 38th in the latest state highway systems report.
‘I have to do a lot of paperwork and spend time testing my kids instead of teaching my kids’

