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CONGRESS - House Ways & Means Chair Smith, House Energy & Commerce Chair Rodgers and Senate Finance Ranking Member Crapo Call for Withdrawal of Nurse Staffing Mandate....

Shifting away from a model of humanitarian assistance to one of refugee self-reliance will be an economic boon to Rwanda. But it needs to take a more comprehensive approach.

Despite the widespread adoption of democratic elections andcivilian rule, and despite the development of nascent marketeconomies, Latin America is less stable and prosperous than it was10 years ago. If the Bush Administration wants to help alleviatesome the problems in the Western Hemisphere before they demandattention as the Middle East does, it must begin to support deeperreforms, update its security policy, and better articulate itsinterests in the region.

Extending these tax cuts would boost U.S. GDP, employment, incomes, and federal tax collections consistently over the next 10 years.

Ending the double taxation of dividends also is an inherent andnecessary component of fundamental tax reform.

Opponents claim that dividend tax relief would benefit only thewealthiest taxpayers, while supporters claim that it would spur newcorporate investment, leading to additional jobs and higherincomes.

Boulder, CO (PRWEB) March 15, 2022 -- A recent report from EdChoice argues for expansion of policies that publicly fund private schools, contending that

Publications Never lose a debate with a global warming alarmist!   Research & Commentary: Reports Ranking Louisiana’s Public School System Next To Last in Nation Highlights Need for More Education Choice Options in the Pelican State July 29, 2021 On NAEP, Louisiana Students Score 9 Points Below National Average In Math, 7 Point Below In Reading Two new reports ranking state public school systems since the COVID-19 pandemic began have both found Louisiana’s system to rank next to last. Th...

Publications Never lose a debate with a global warming alarmist!   July 15, 2021 Local affiliate Fox 45 News’s ongoing “Project Baltimore” investigation has uncovered that 41 percent of high school students in Baltimore City Public Schools (BCPS) received a grade point average below 1.0, or below a D average, this past school year. Essentially, roughly 8,400 of Baltimore’s 20,500 high school students have GPA’s considered failing. The micro-level results in BCPS are just as horrifyi...

Publications Never lose a debate with a global warming alarmist!   Research & Commentary: Making the Invest in Kids Program Permanent is the Right Way to Go for Illinois May 12, 2021 Program Provided Scholarships For Over 5,500 Students In 2020, With Over 32,000 Still On Wait List A bipartisan group of legislators have introduced a bill to make the Invest in Kids Program, Illinois’ tax-credit scholarship (TCS) program for low-income students which is set to expire in 2022, a permanent progra...