The judge in the multstate lawsuit struck down the individual mandate component of the federal health care regulation. Twenty-six states […]
I highlighted previously how the federal government is arbitrarily exempting favored groups from the health care regulation. To date, the […]
Some 70 people witnessed a strong argument for school choice at a screening of The Cartel on Jan. 27 at […]
The East-West Gateway Council of Governments released a report that largely confirms what the Show-Me Institute has been saying all […]
This week, organizations across the country are holding events to celebrate National School Choice Week, so it’s worth taking a […]
Apparently, Saint Louis isn’t alone in its issues with food trucks. The Institute for Justice launched a lawsuit challenging a […]
On Feb. 8, the citizens of Jefferson City will vote on a proposal to increase the city’s hotel tax. If […]
This post on competing sales tax rates at sandwich shops in the Central West End has not had the results […]
The above is a direct quote from a potential investor about a stalled development project in northern Boone County. The […]
The recurring theme in President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address was “winning the future.” It’s a good theme […]
Rather than watch the State of the Union address on television, I opted to read President Barack Obama’s remarks, which […]
Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey launched an ad campaign intended to lure businesses from Illinois to New Jersey. He’s […]
On Monday, the city and county government in Edwardsville, Ill., banned the Pi Truck from selling pizza in the city. […]
Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster has not yet signed onto the multistate lawsuit challenging the federal health care law. At least […]
Recently, I coauthored an essay with Grant Casteel that was published by the Show-Me Institute. In that paper, we specified […]
In a conversation with Reason.TV, Professor Jay Greene of the University of Arkansas makes the short case for school choice […]
Gov. Jay Nixon recently approved $1 million in tax credits for a film to be made in Saint Louis. Yes, […]
Missouri has a ludicrous system of licensing movers. I am ashamed to admit I have not done more reporting on […]
Joseph Haslag, economics professor at the University of Missouri–Columbia and executive vice president of the Show-Me Institute, explains in this […]
Joseph Haslag, economics professor at the University of Missouri–Columbia and executive vice president of the Show-Me Institute, explains in for […]
