Wisconsin Teacher Questions Van Orden on Rising Costs
March 4, 2026
John Havlicek, a long-time high school Spanish teacher in La Crosse, juggles a second job to meet rising living costs.
John Havlicek, a long-time high school Spanish teacher in La Crosse, juggles a second job to meet rising living costs.
Texas Rep. John Lujan runs for Congress as a job creator, despite his firm offshoring thousands of jobs overseas.
Significant increases in short-term rentals add pressure to local housing in Montana’s tourism areas, says a new report.
A 2023 lawsuit to ban TikTok in Montana was dismissed after a deal to sell its U.S. operations; new laws may follow.
Policymakers should enhance economic security for children through healthcare, education, housing, and financial support.
A report highlights the need for policy investments in health, education, and housing to enhance kids’ economic security.
A new report urges policymakers to enhance economic security for children and families through strategic investments.
President Trump’s second term has seen skyrocketing prices and economic uncertainty in Michigan due to tariffs.
Two years ago, Sibanye Stillwater mine cut nearly 40% of its staff. A recent U.S. tariff on Russian palladium is aiding recovery.
President Trump vows to retain tariffs using different authorities after the Supreme Court ruled he exceeded his powers.
President Trump still has options to tax imports aggressively despite the Supreme Court ruling against his tariffs.
President Trump retains options to impose tariffs despite the Supreme Court ruling, using existing and historical powers.
