I realize that I have been writing a lot lately about tax credits that I oppose. In this post, I’d […]
This article in the Southeast Missourian features quotes from Missouri officials about why people should participate in the Census. No […]
H.B. 1293 would include dogs that perform therapeutic services under the legal definition of “service dog.” The current definition lists […]
As Steve Walsh explains in an article on Missourinet, this time the industry targeted for tax credits is data centers. […]
Field Elementary in Columbia offers optional single-sex classes, as does Carmen Trails Elementary in St. Louis county. But, unlike Carmen […]
Choice between school districts is up for consideration this legislative session. Choice is a foreign concept for school districts, but […]
Yesterday, I wrote about the Census Bureau’s “Portrait of America” campaign, which is collecting videos from people as part of […]
There is a decent article in today’s St. Louis Post-Dispatch about proposals for transit-oriented development in St. Louis. I say […]
I, like billions of other people, watched It’s a Wonderful Life over the holiday season. Unlike many prior watchings, though, […]
I enjoyed this column by Don Curlee about the USDA’s “Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food” initiative. He asks an […]
The Constitution is a product of the Founders’ wisdom, and that includes its provisions for the national Census. Taking a […]
Over the weekend, the New York Times published an article about a growing subset of Americans: those whose sole source […]
Reading this article about an all-girl charter school, I appreciate the parallel Leonard Sax draws between single-sex schooling and single-age […]
Many people would like the relationships in health care to follow a straightforward economic pattern. They imagine that the doctor-patient […]
The Show-Me Institute’s Dave Roland was recently quoted in an article about charter schools in the Springfield News-Leader. He communicates […]
I discovered my calling while reading this article, which recounts psychics’ forecasts for the coming year. I’ll be shocked if […]
This Post-Dispatch article about the H1N1 vaccine mentions that St. Louis city sent most of its vaccine supply to hospitals […]
The USDA, always eager to tell kids what they should eat, wants to spread its message through a more effective […]
A video from the USDA shows the erection of hoop houses — also referred to less imaginatively as “high tunnels” […]
According to an article in The Springfield News-Leader, Webster County in Missouri is seeking designation as an Enhanced Enterprise Zone […]
