Over the past 25 years, a new phenomenon has quietly evolved—the airport group. A study by ICF and Oxford Economics, commissioned by Airports Council International, documents the growth of this new ...

Currently, school board elections in Florida are nonpartisan. Florida Amendment 1 would make them partisan beginning in November 2026. It allows for partisan primary elections in advance of the 2026 ...

Of the more than 44,000 people who died from opioid overdoses in the United States in 2025, many of these involved fentanyl and other powerful synthetic opioids. A November ballot measure in Colorado ...

Beneath the surface of America’s bustling cities, suburbs, and school systems lies a story of growing concern—one of mounting fiscal pressures that threaten the long-term delivery of public services.

Arizona Public Safety Personnel Retirement System Tier 3 reform is working With over $7 billion in unfunded liabilities remaining to tackle, it would be poor financial stewardship to fundamentally ...

A version of this commentary first appeared in Discourse magazine. The U.S. healthcare system is often criticized for its high costs, much of which are blamed on Big Pharma. In reality, ...

Even before the recent nationwide calls for police reform, one question that was frequently asked following the conviction of a public official or employee: What will happen to their taxpayer-funded ...

Two of America’s largest cities, Chicago and New York, each trigger seven of eight red flags in key metrics used to evaluate financial stress of governments, a new Reason Foundation study finds. New ...

With gas prices rising, Californians are being reminded of the billions of dollars a year they pay in fuel taxes and vehicle fees to maintain the state’s roads and highways. Yet, despite those high ...

Parents are rightfully relieved that Los Angeles Unified labor strife didn’t shut kids out of classrooms, as it did in 2023. But the victory for teachers and other staff could be short-lived. The ...