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The House this week passed a bill that lays the framework for bringing thousands of high-paying technology jobs to our state.
Read moreOn the eve of Passover, on Good Friday, The New York Times published an opinion piece on God, the Bible and Passover. This would not be noteworthy except for the fact that the piece mocked all three.
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If anyone had any doubt that social media platforms’ primary goal was to kill free speech, Twitter’s attempt to prevent investor Elon Musk, a forthright free speech proponent, from buying the company should provide clear evidence that was always the plan.
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When I was 10 months pregnant with my son I called Mother and told her I was bored.
Read more“One of the notable trends in the U.S. retirement system over the past five decades,” the Congressional Research Service reports, “is that private-sector employees have become less likely to be covered by defined benefit (DB) pension plans and more likely to be covered by defined contribution (DC) pension plans.”
Read moreContingency fees paid to private law firms by state government would be capped under legislation that has now won approval in the House Rules Committee.
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We’ve officially concluded committee work for this session, with the exception of budget bills that must go through the Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget. These measures will be ongoing as we work towards finalizing the Fiscal Year 2023 budget, which is the only constitutionally mandated duty of the Legislature.
Read moreGary Reid’s “Swamp has deep roots” was not only fascinating, but also quite disturbing.
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