Don’t Make People Start Over to Move Forward
For Americans with disabilities, a new job, training opportunity or better future shouldn’t disappear simply because they cross a state line. Yet that can happen under today’s fragmented Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) system. A person who has worked with VR to identify a career goal and secure needed supports may face ...
Steve Milloy: Trump SEC’s Accidental Gift to Left-Wing Activists
"The SEC wants to declare the game over—with the left in control of corporate America," writes Free Enterprise Project Executive Director Steve Milloy at RealClearMarkets. Steve explains: The Trump SEC’s proposal is correct that the SEC had no statutory or constitutional authority to empower leftist activist shareholders in the first ...
How The Digital Revolution Is Reclaiming The Household Economy
"For a long time, earning a living usually meant leaving home. Digital technology, and the AI now layered on top of it, means fewer families have to accept that separation as the price of economic participation," write Able Americans Director Rachel Barkley and her husband, the Abundance Institute's Taylor Barkley. In ...
David Ridenour: Medicaid’s Asset Limit Punishes the People It’s Supposed to Help
"In most states, people with disabilities and older adults can lose Medicaid eligibility if they save $2,000," writes National Center for Public Policy Research Chairman David Ridenour. "The rule doesn’t just fail the people it was designed to help. It punishes them." In a commentary syndicated through InsideSources and published ...
Shareholders Sue New York Times Over Editorial Oversight Records
Washington, D.C. — The National Center for Public Policy Research and the State Board of Administration of Florida (SBA), on behalf of the Florida Retirement System Trust Fund (FRSTF), have filed a lawsuit against The New York Times Company seeking corporate records concerning the company’s oversight of its journalistic standards ...
Ahead of Trump-Xi Meeting, Warnings Grow Over China Supply-Chain Risks
Washington, D.C. — With President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping set to meet this week, pressure is building on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to require publicly traded companies to disclose the risks their dependence on China could pose to investors. The Coalition for a Prosperous ...
Curtis Hill: Black Americans Must Reject Socialism
"Socialism fails Black Americans, just as it fails all who must ultimately live with its consequences," writes former Indiana Attorney General Curtis T. Hill, Jr., who now serves with the Free Enterprise Project and Project 21. In a commentary syndicated through InsideSources, Curtis argues that while black communities are increasingly being targeted with ...
SEC’s Short-Sighted Shareholder Proposal Move Could Lock In Left’s Corporate Gains
Washington, D.C. — The Securities and Exchange Commission’s decision to abandon federal oversight of shareholder proposals is a short-sighted move that could ultimately strengthen the hand of corporate management and leave free-enterprise investors with fewer avenues to challenge the growing influence of left-wing shareholder activists, say shareholder activists with the ...
Curtis Hill: The Seeds of Corporate Politicization Have Already Been Planted
"We live in the world the left created—one in which corporations were turned into instruments of political and cultural power. Until those instruments are fully restored to their rightful owners and purpose, the tools of accountability must remain available to those who still believe corporations exist to serve shareholders, not ...
Curtis Hill: In Massachusetts, Triple Murder Becomes a Women’s Rights Cause
"A culture that cannot say, without hesitation, that killing a viable child is homicide should not be shocked when a jury treats three dead children as a referendum on the mother’s narrative," writes former Indiana Attorney General Curtis T. Hill, Jr., who now serves with the Free Enterprise Project and Project 21. In a commentary ...
