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Electric Car Tax Subsidies Survive; Save The Earth Or Welfare For The Rich?

Buy a Volt, get a $7,500 tax cut Read more

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School Officials’ Definition Of Spending Cuts Different From Most People's

‘Cuts’ don’t add up, but superintendent’s tale of hard times from enrollment declines rings true Read more

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No Sports At Charters? Good Teams Can’t Undo A Poor School

Charter schools in Detroit short on sports but most outperform on academics Read more

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Fire Chief Calls City’s $92 Million Pension Debt ‘Responsible’

Midland’s underfunding has been going up, not down, with only 70 cents on the dollar saved Read more

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Critic Cites Performance In Other States To Attack Michigan Charters

Implies that charters with 9 percent of state enrollment drag down the other 1.5 million students Read more

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Accountability? Nothing Appears Closer To Eternal Than A Failed Detroit School

Watch what they do, not what they say — or even what the law requires Read more

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Teachers Union President: It’s A Lousy Job And Young People Should Look Elsewhere

The pay and benefits don't look bad based on number of people applying Read more

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This ‘Sleepy Old Monopoly’ Jams Region’s Highest Energy Rates on Michigan

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Forfeiture From People Not Convicted of a Crime in Michigan Isn’t ‘Rare’

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Which Special Interest Is Raking In Big Profits On Michigan Auto Insurance?

Hospitals point to insurance companies, but report shows insurers lose money on policies Read more

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Progressive Advocacy Groups Wants Tax Loophole for the Wealthy

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Detroit School Boss: Charter Schools Are ‘Disastrous’

While his own district is nation’s worst, charter students do measurably better Read more

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MEDC Downplayed Pure Michigan Return On Investment Claims? Oh Really

Secretive numbers used in claims have headlined many tales told to reporters and lawmakers Read more

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School Choice Opponents Hold Another DeVos Protest

Government unions oppose parental choice options like tuition tax credits Read more

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The False Claim That Won’t Die: School ‘Funding Cuts’ By The State

Ann Arbor and other school districts getting more from the state, not less Read more

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Millions For Local Earmarks, But Not A Cent To Right An Injustice?

Legislature uses dodgy earmark device to sidestep constitutional restriction on special dealing Read more

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Auto Insurance Fix Is 2017’s ‘Lobbyist Full Employment Act’

Hospitals opposed to limits on how much they can charge crash victims enter full-spin mode Read more

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Public Radio Misses Point of U-M’s Open Records Deceptions

University mischaracterized nature of documents to prevent disclosure Read more

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For This City’s Politicians, Keeping A Lid On Spending Called ‘Trying Times’

Their easy way out is to put city income tax on the Nov. 7 ballot Read more

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Lansing’s Political Dictionary: $400 Million Tax Revenue Increase Called ‘Shortfall’

Government math at work Read more

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Does ‘True Success’ for Michigan Business Mean Government Handouts?

Step 1: Sen. Debbie Stabenow introduces you to state corporate welfare agency Read more

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Michigan’s Best Teacher Gets Recognition But No Reward

No raise for three years under union contract pay scale Read more

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Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Call For $15 Minimum Wage; Don't Pay Their Interns

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Ann Arbor Considering City Income Tax, Blames State

But city is collecting and spending more, not less Read more

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State Payments To City Hold Steady, Mayor Claims They’re ‘Abandoned’

And payments are projected to increase over the next two years Read more

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