American Legislative Exchange Council

All across the nation, states are looking for ways to boost their economies and become more economically competitive.

Across the country, states are seeking new ways to become more economically competitive and better ways to grow.

The U.S. economy is suffering its deepest and most prolonged recession since the Great Depression.

When thinking about the mining industry, one would probably picture a coal mine in West Virginia, maybe an ore mine in the Mesabi Iron Range, or perhaps even a gold mine somewhere in the American w

All across the country, legislators and businesses are under increasing pressure to confront issues arising from differences in sales tax collection obligations between traditional “brick-and-morta

This is the full 2012 American Legislative Exchange Council report reviewing the quality of U.S. education and that provided within each of the 50 states.

This one-page overview of Arkansas education from the American Legislative Exchange Council report considers the broad state policies on school choice, teacher quality, and online learning, as well

Almost four years after the Great Recession of 2008, we’re left wondering what could spur an economic recovery.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has begun a war on the American standard of living.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has begun a war on the American standard of living.