Marketing professionals and politicians alike will tell you that framing is everything. A half-carat diamond ring looks huge if you […]
In elementary school I learned about the power of compounding from a book titled One Grain of Rice. The story […]
The Delmar Loop is one of the most vibrant areas in the Saint Louis region. It’s even been listed as […]
Dave Helling at The Kansas City Star recently wrote a piece about how Kansas City and St. Louis might fare […]
Last fall, at the same time the University of Missouri announced the first decline in enrollment in 15 years, Purdue […]
We’re far from Halloween, but some really scary things are already rising from the dead—in particular, the effort to subsidize […]
Momentum is building here in Missouri for a private school choice program. This is great news, as families in Missouri […]
Good Jobs First, a “national policy resource center for grassroots groups and public officials,” publishes what it calls its Subsidy […]
On Tuesday night, Governor Eric Greitens gave his first State of the State Address and talked about some important issues […]
Plans to renovate the Edward Jones Dome and America’s Center, which together serve as Saint Louis’s convention center, are resurfacing […]
On Thursday, January 12, the Show-Me Institute’s Patrick Tuohey appeared on KCPT’s Ruckus to discuss the new legislative sessions in […]
As first appearing in the American Spectator: As someone who ran his own business for many years, I am aware […]
On Tuesday morning, the Missouri Board of Education voted unanimously to grant full accreditation to the St. Louis Public School […]
Missouri is one of five states without comprehensive ridesharing legislation on the books or pending approval, which places the Show-Me […]
Marc Joffe, Director of Policy Research for the California Policy Center, has rated the largest 116 U.S. cities according to […]
Public funding for a Major League Soccer (MLS) stadium has been a hot topic in Saint Louis over the past […]
This morning, Education Next published a long-form profile I wrote on Betsy DeVos, President-Elect Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Education. […]
If I were to ask you to estimate the ratio of liberal to conservative professors on college campuses across the […]
“Game-changing” projects that require taxpayer assistance have become the norm in Saint Louis, as public subsidies are granted to wealthy […]
The announcement a few months ago that Amazon would be opening a fulfillment center in Kansas City, Kansas was great […]
