It’s quite clear that we’re facing a series of fights over who gets the dwindling pot of public money in […]
There are so many problems with the City of St. Louis’s tax-increment financing (TIF) program that it would make your […]
Much of modern policy debate revolves around the idea of government planning the economy. How should the healthcare industry be […]
The Wall Street Journal has a great story about pandemic pods, small schools families are starting to keep their kids […]
No matter your view on regulations, there’s no denying that they come with a cost. Regulations increase operating costs for […]
If you’re a new parent and also a nerd, there is a good chance that you were gifted Expecting Better […]
On September 24, the Show-Me Institute and National Review Institute co-hosted a book talk with author Kevin D. Williamson. Kevin […]
Read the latest from Susan Pendergrass Parents are angry and confused right now. Many are receiving mixed messages from school […]
Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2G3INVh Grace-Marie Turner is president of the Galen Institute, a public policy research organization that she […]
Over the past six months, Missouri’s Medicaid rolls have grown by 15 percent. There are now more than 975,000 Missourians […]
The headline “St. Louis is America’s fastest-shrinking city” should set off alarm bells for St. Louis lawmakers and citizens. It’s […]
Change can be hard. After many years of trying, in 2018 Missouri students finally got the legal right to access […]
Are privately operated toll roads bad for drivers? Not according to a new study from the Reason Foundation. The study […]
Join us on Thursday, September 24 at 11:00 AM for a special virtual presentation by National Review’s Kevin D. Williamson. Kevin will be […]
Big government is once again picking winners and losers. This time it is in the form of enforcement of county-issued […]
New research from the Tax Foundation corroborates what Show-Me Institute analysts have been writing for years—our transportation funding desperately needs […]
Dr. Susan Pendergrass and Patrick Ishmael discuss the current state of the communist movement in St. Louis with Kim McGrath […]
One fascinating result of the COVID-19 school shutdown is that parents have taken their children’s education into their own hands. […]
On September 10, 2020, the Show-Me Institute hosted a virtual town hall featuring Manhattan Institute’s Brian Riedl. Brian discussed the […]
Government handouts can be a slippery slope for some developers—once they get one, they just ask for more and more. […]
