Supreme Court Decision Deals a Blow to Union Reform
For decades, a teacher’s union has forced public school teacher Rebecca Friedrichs to subsidize union activities that run counter to...
Court Plan Reforms Are Good For Missouri
On Nov. 6, Missouri voters will have the opportunity to make a modest change to the way judges are appointed...
Health Care Law Violates Sound Public Policy In 10 Ways
It was the kind of spectacle that policy wonks savor – three days of complex and abstruse arguments before the...
Kudos to Missouri Senate for Blocking Health Exchange
Earlier this year, the Missouri Senate approved a measure blocking Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon’s ability to create a health insurance...
Real Tort Reform
It appears that the Missouri state Supreme Court may be poised to strike down the $350,000 cap on damages for...
Terrific Op-Ed About Tort Law in Missouri
Because the Show-Me Institute’s staff took some time off during the holidays, we missed writing about a few things that...
Greene County Could Benefit From Non-Partisan Judicial Selection
You may have heard there will be an election this November. Alongside trivial votes, such as who to choose for...
Show-Me Institute Releases Judicial Selection Study
The Show-Me Institute has released our contribution to the ongoing debate about the "Missouri Plan" and judicial selection in Missouri....
Counties, Not Cities, Should Determine TIFs
A 2007 change to state law granting more authority to county tax increment financing (TIF) commissions within the Saint Louis-area,...
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