Last Friday we released a policy brief on SB 421, the election reform bill that that is currently being...
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As we have showed previously, low levels of state funding for public higher education in Pennsylvania has led to...
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In June 2018, the Supreme Court ruled in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. that states may tax purchases made by...
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Originally published by the PA Capital-Star on October 3, 2019. By Marc Stier While raising the minimum wage has been...
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A one-page version of this piece can be found here. Raising the minimum wage is not a hand-out to...
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A census bureau report released on Tuesday shows that 1.9 million more Americans were uninsured in 2018 than in 2017,...
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“This fight for $15 is about more than money, it’s about being able to live.” — Reverend Dr. William...
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Yesterday, Pennsylvania House Democrats, under minority leader Frank Dermody (D-Allegheny), stepped up in a big way for raising the...
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State senators Michele Brooks (R – Mercer County) and Dan Laughlin (R – Erie County) told the Manufacturer and Business...
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We wanted to highlight the Economic Policy Institute’s new analysis on the teacher pay gap and explain why it should encourage...
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Originally published by the PA Capital-Star on April 24, 2019 Pennsylvania politics remains divided. One side, composed of mostly...
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Every year the Tax Foundation, a conservative think tank, releases a report about “Tax Freedom Day,” a made-up day...
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