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In reality, no stores will close, no employees will be laid off, and Kroger and Albertsons are doing exactly what the government has told th

Where should you live in the Mountain States? The question seems to be on the country’s mind as it has been the fastest growing region...

At the start of the summer and as days are getting warm an American pastime is for kids to run a lemonade stand. These stands are often...

Policies matter and they have real consequence. Perhaps the starkest example of this is the ability of a citizen to vote with their feet.

Imagine going to work and being forced to pay a fee from every paycheck for a service you don’t want. Frustration would be a mild...

The annual “Rich States, Poor States” report produced by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) shows Idaho ranking 2nd for...

The case has the potential to reshape any municipality's ability to adopt laws that would prevent homeless camping, especially in areas wher

By embracing baseload sources like natural gas, hydro, and nuclear these states can continue towards a more prosperous and resilient future.

MSPC launches new children's book series to teach kids about free markets

Government officials have been placed on notice by the U.S. Supreme Court concerning undue impact fees.

There were several exciting reforms advanced, a few disappointing roadblocks hit, and a couple of head-scratching moments.

It’s time to just say no to these de-growth activists who want to tear down the progress of Western civilization.

From Unemployment Insurance tax reductions to additional income tax relief, Idaho continues to put out the “Open for Business” sign.

Idaho’s licensing reform efforts are increasing jobs and upward professional mobility, decreasing prices, and creating economic gains.

The slogan of the Federal Trade Commission is “protecting America’s consumers.” But the decision by the FTC to block the merger of...

You may need to break a few eggs to make an omelet but the yolk from bad policies can spoil the meal for everyone.

Legislative oversight of rules may be a burr in the saddle of state agencies, but it’s necessary to protect Idaho citizens.

Under the legislation, a gift card becomes state unclaimed property if it remains unclaimed for more than three years after becoming payable

Here are some of the notable fiscal pull quotes from Governor Little's address.

Here are MSPC’s top recommendations for lawmakers to consider.