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Parent PAC urges Texans to vote against Abbott - Vimarsana News

Parent PAC urges Texans to vote against Abbott

AUSTIN — For the first time ever, the political action committee Texas Parent PAC is taking a stance in the race for governor, urging parents to vote against Gov. Greg

Parent PAC urges Texans to vote against Abbott - Vimarsana News

Parent PAC urges Texans to vote against Abbott

AUSTIN — For the first time ever, the political action committee Texas Parent PAC is taking a stance in the race for governor, urging parents to vote against Gov. Greg

Idaho's dead-last student spending rankings are infamous – but how or whether to improve them is a point of contention - Vimarsana News

Idaho's dead-last student spending rankings are infamous – but how or whether to improve them is a point of contention

BOISE (IdahoEdNews.org) — Idaho is infamous for its dead-last rankings in per-pupil spending.  Every year, newspaper headlines around the state broadcast Idaho’s latest low ranking – but it’s not really news. It’s been the same story for at least a decade. So it was no surprise when the most recent data from the Census Bureau […]

Despite Promises, One Ohio Tax Break is Costing $1 Billion a Year and Creating Few Jobs, Study Says - Vimarsana News

Despite Promises, One Ohio Tax Break is Costing $1 Billion a Year and Creating Few Jobs, Study Says

Benefits from the tax break skew heavily toward the wealthy.

Despite promises, one Ohio tax break is costing $1B and creating few jobs, study says - Vimarsana News

Despite promises, one Ohio tax break is costing $1B and creating few jobs, study says

When it was created in 2013, a tax break in Ohio was billed as a way to help small businesses create jobs. But as the tax break approaches its 10th anniversary, it is disproportionately benefiting the wealthy while doing little to deliver on its promise, a new study says.