Chevron has tipped the scales in the government’s favor, causing an imbalance in the delicate powers of our American governmental system.

As lawmakers in various states continue to debate several ideas for expanding education choice options for families, cumulative research...

Our republic is worth keeping but its future depends on all of us working together to protect it.

They predicted the internet would slow down. Some said the internet would end. Neither has happened.

Removing the Snake River dams would literally require an act of Congress. Such approval is highly unlikely.

The latest National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) data for the 2022-23 school year show continuing impacts of the COVID...

The proposed changes to the federal rule-making process need a rewrite to embrace the constitutional promise of federalism.

Occasionally there is a great story about lemons, lemonade, balance sheets, and encouraging kids to become entrepreneurs.

Schools may be on summer break but the education funding debate in Idaho continues to heat up.

Like murky water, it’s hard to see through the current Idaho water fight. As farmers watched the above average snowpack accumulate all...

For the most part, the Mountain States are generally clustered near each other on their tax rankings except for Washington.

Conservation leases need to be proposed legislatively, to keep this valuable policy tool unhindered by judicial proceedings.

The latest CREDO study shows increases in outcomes for just about every student category in nearly all states.

Former White House Press Secretary, author and current Fox News Host Kayleigh McEnany will be the keynote speaker at our 2024 Spring Dinner.

We need to leave the yelling for the sporting events and instead focus our public policy debates in a constructive and thoughtful way.

The newest proposal to add a 12th Circuit would create two new appellate court judgeships for the Ninth Circuit.

It's a very different story at the local level. In fact, Idaho is the least regulated state in the country.

Enhancing and complying with open government laws is important for a well-functioning and accountable government.

One of the Mountain States Policy Center’s top priorities is to protect the ability of small businesses to thrive.

Intermittent sources of energy, like wind and solar, create their own risks that need to be hedged.