Michigan Study Heralds Virtual Learning Gains
Online teaching provides equal—and sometimes superior—outcomes with face-to-face instruction, reports a study by the nonpartisan Mackinac Center for Public Policy, a Midland, Michigan-based researc
NH Bill Would Exclude Cable from Utility Protections
A 2009 New Hampshire Supreme Court decision preventing landlords from shutting off cable services they offer free to tenants has evoked new legislation from State Rep. Carol McGuire (R-Epsom).
NH Bill Aims to Exclude Cable from Utility Protections
A 2009 New Hampshire Supreme Court decision that prevents landlords from shutting off cable services they offer free to tenants has inspired new legislation from State Representative Carol McGuire
Illinois Set to Impose Internet Sales Tax
Looking for ways to plug a $15 billion budget deficit, Illinois legislators are imposing taxes on online purchases, which they estimate could raise up to $150 million a year.
Public Complaints Derail Telecom Tower Build
Public concern over potential health effects and property values resulted in a six-month moratorium on the construction of telecommunications towers in Blaine, Minnesota.
