Legislation in Nebraska and Oregon threatens to roll back historic declines in both youth and adult cigarette smoking.
State Legislators Should Reject Government Takeovers of Utilities
Proposals to establish new municipal utilities would roll back the advance of energy privatization.
States Should Prepare for a Rainy Day
Some states have built healthy emergency funding reserves; others may leave their taxpayers out in the cold.
Franchise Fees Raise Barriers to Broadband
Courts have held the line against franchise fee abuse. The FCC can protect consumers by ending the practice once and for all.
FDA Hurts Patients By Authorizing Florida’s Drug Importation Program
On January 5, 2024, the U.S. FDA authorized Florida’s drug importation program.
Virginia Passes Legislation to Extend Cocktails To-Go Until 2024
Cocktails to-go have helped many business stay afloat during the pandemic and Virginia has extended this policy.
Minnesota Should Avoid a High-Speed Rail Boondoggle
Minnesota’s proposed Northern Lights Express is unsustainable and would cost taxpayers billions of dollars.
Will Michigan’s State Legislators Micromanage PBMs?
Interfering in private contracts between pharmacy benefit managers and their customers will drive drug costs up, not down.