Fund Students, Not Schools
Redirecting education funds to families and their students will increase effectiveness and efficiency of the learning experience. It will allow for growth in civics, leadership, individualism, spirituality and a grounding in the principles necessary for achieving good citizenship. [...]
Climate Warming Questions
Climate change and the question of science By: Andy May - April 21, 2022 Promoters of the human-caused climate-change narrative sometimes ask skeptics if they believe in evolution or gravity. It is a way of ridiculing the skepticism. [...]
The ‘Debt Brake’
Swiss flag on the top of Mannlichen (Jungfrau region, Bern, Switzerland) Updated Assessment of Switzerland’s Spending Cap by Dan Mitchell - April 28, 2022 Since I’m a big fan of spending caps, I’m very happy to be in Zurich as part [...]
Wind Turbines Killing Eagles
Feds Fine Wind-farm Company Millions for Killing Eagles — After Encouraging Wind Power by Selwyn Duke - April 11, 2022 Some might say it’s a lot of hot air. First “green” energy endeavors threatened the North Maine Woods and a [...]
Empowering Students
How Charter Schools Effect Change and Empower Students from Diverse Backgrounds It’s hard to argue against the effectiveness of charter schools, particularly in the diverse communities they often serve. Connor Vasile - March 26, 2022 There is a [...]
Alleviate Climate Change
8 Commonsense Proposals to Alleviate Climate Change Climate change is real, but you should be skeptical of lawmakers who refuse to repeal legislation that is contributing to the problem. By Richard Fulmer - April 2, 2022 Here’s a [...]