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Debanking is a maddening process that presents significant financial hardship to its victims. A banking customer is returned their banked...

For too long, the massive federal bureaucracy has been allowed to grow while becoming less and less efficient in how it spends tax dollars.

Enrollees in the Medicaid health insurance program have never had a work requirement to receive the entitlement. Montana Senate Bill 334 ...

The policy change - a Mountain States Policy Center (MSPC) recommendation based on years of research - was sponsored by Senators Lori Den Ha

In 1998, America Online was introducing the nation to the internet. Bill Clinton was president. Michael Jordan was still playing...

Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane, Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen, and Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray joined...

Washington State lawmakers have once again introduced a pay-per-mile tax. HB 1921 and SB 5726 would impose a vehicle miles traveled tax...

A state best known for Yellowstone and Bison may soon earn the reputation for sparking the legal fight that improves property rights for...

Housing affordability is a real concern, but Washington lawmakers are proposing a deeply flawed solution: rent control. While Argentina...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a powerful technology that can solve complicated problems and extend human abilities in most industries....

It is rare to see hugs and tears on the floor of the Idaho legislature once a bill is passed. But the joy, in this case, was undeniable.

H93 provides a $5,000 tax credit to qualifying families for educational expenses including private school tuition. Special needs students co

Note: This is a joint Mountain States Policy Center op-ed with William Duncan, a constitutional law fellow at Sutherland Institute. Among...

Montana Representative Randyn Gregg recently introduced Joint House Resolution Number 12 , which requests that the U.S. Congress remove...

"This bill, which has my complete and total support, must pass," the president wrote.

While district elections can help cities have members who highlight issues from specific neighborhoods, there are drawbacks. For example,

Navigating bureaucratic red tape can feel like being lost in a maze. Waiting on answers, wondering what other paperwork is needed, hoping...

The Johns Hopkins Homeschool Research Lab completed a thorough analysis of education choice and whether policy changes in a state including

In Idaho, state funds are distributed based on a mechanism called “support units.” It’s a complex formula that takes into account attendance

Enrollees in the Medicaid health insurance program have never had a work requirement to receive the entitlement. Idaho House Bill 138...