As unelected bureaucrats mull over banning the sale of gas-powered cars on Tuesday (Aug. 22), a new study shows satisfaction with public charging stations is at an all-time low. Policymakers should be alarmed. Released Aug. […]
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The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) has recently revealed two regulations, one banning the sale of new gas-powered vehicles and the other one gradually prohibiting the sale of new gas-powered trucks that are […]
The Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) Commissioner Nancy Navarretta hinted that proceeds received by the state through opioid litigation may be used to fund safe injection sites (SIS) despite current law prohibiting […]
The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported Wednesday (Aug. 10) that the country’s public colleges have “been spending money like there is no tomorrow” paid in part by students and their loans. WSJ took a deep dive into financial […]
Frank Ricci, YI’s Labor Fellow, argues in a Aug. 12, 2023, column for Daily Caller that Federal and State government shouldn’t worsen America’s affordability crisis by paying striking workers. Find the link here.
The First & Future Saint from Connecticut? There are only ten or so people canonized by the Catholic Church who are considered saints from the United States — yet most were not native to America’s […]
Nipocalypse! The State Continues Its War on Those Menacing Little Nips General Assembly members are debating whether to allow towns to ban the sale of alcohol nips — mini alcohol bottles (50 or 100 ml) […]
Across the country, state legislatures introduced 106 ranked-choice voting (RCV) bills compared to 44 in 2022, according to a recent report by Ballotpedia. “Seventy-four of the bills introduced this year support the use of […]
Reforming Connecticut Healthcare after COVID – Download Along many dimensions, America offers the finest healthcare available in the world. That said, numerous aspects of American healthcare have long been problematic. The COVID-19 pandemic tossed quite […]
There are a variety of fallacies regarding income in the United States perpetuated by politicians, academia and the media — but one more egregious falsehood is that household incomes in the United States have become […]
