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The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision striking the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate for private businesses is a win for workers and business owners. The mandate was going to create great hardship while providing little or no benefit, and it far exceeded legal authority.

Compared to when Joy Hofmeister was first elected, the state is spending much more on education but getting worse results.

With each new year comes New Year’s resolutions. We know that is true for policymakers as well as average citizens. We are excited for the opportunity for lawmakers to think big.

Brent Venables’ return to the University of Oklahoma as the new head coach of the football team has brought excitement to longtime fans. And, for those of us in the policy realm, it proves the university can reform – if motivated.

The ripple effects of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in McGirt v. Oklahoma continue and were recently highlighted for a national audience in a Wall Street Journal editorial. Sadly, that justified publicity means many national companies now have good reason to cross Oklahoma off any expansion list.

The Biden administration’s agenda falls into one of two categories – and sometimes both.

Those in the private sector are not shocked to hear a near-monopoly, unionized system where people are paid based on seniority above quality is not attractive to many individuals – even with significant pay raises.

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Tulane and New Orleans are all too familiar with the challenges that communities face in the aftermath of disasters — and Hurricane Ida was no different.