Show-Me Institute CEO Brenda appeared on KETC’s Donnybrook on Thursday, November 10, to discuss the policy implications of last Tuesday's […]
Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal published an op-ed by John Cochrane, Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, that […]
Kansas City’s aging infrastructure is in need of nearly $1 billion in upgrades, but streetcar advocates are pushing for a […]
With the unexpected result of the Presidential election and big-ticket statewide races, I don’t blame you if you missed the […]
A decade ago business boomed as the Crestwood shopping center annually brought in more than $1 million in sales tax […]
Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve had the chance to talk about my paper Amendment 3: The Good, The […]
Once again, the economic border war between Kansas and Missouri has heated up. This time, the American Royal, a Kansas […]
Missouri can learn a lot from the successes and failures of other states—and this applies to Amendment 3, too. Before […]
The Show-Me Institute’s Chairman Crosby Kemper III appeared on KCPT's Ruckus on November 3 to discuss American Royal’s move to […]
Last week, Heterodox Academy released a ranking of the top 150 universities in America in terms of commitment to viewpoint […]
In the last few months Americans found out that several insurers, including major players Aetna and United, would largely exit […]
The Missouri Automobile Dealership Association has sued to force Tesla to sell their cars through independent dealerships instead of directly […]
Millennials often get a bad rap for selfishness and self-righteousness—Times Magazine labelled us the “Me Me Me Generation,” after all—but […]
I’ve written at length about the negative effects of expanding a broken Medicaid program under Obamacare. Poor health outcomes and […]
The Affordable Care Act has transformed healthcare across the country. In Missouri and other states, there are steps that can […]
The Cardinals recently announced plans to move forward with a second phase of development at Ballpark Village, an entertainment district […]
Saint Louis Mayor Francis Slay recently touted the amount of money—more than one billion dollars—that has been invested in the […]
For years, Kelli Unnerstall wrestled with private and public schools to get her son with dyslexia the help he needed […]
Last month we published a paper on medical licensing and reforms that could make care more available to Missouri patients, […]
