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Decoupling means separating choice program funding from public school funding in Wisconsin. Gov. Evers supported the idea as ...

Republican lawmakers, who are facing a self-imposed July 4 deadline, proposed restructuring the Medicaid program that ...

Neighborgood was granted exempt status for its new location but is still required to pay a huge property tax bill.

Statement: President Donald Trump’s tax and spending bill “does not add to the deficit. ... Email interview with Steve Ellis, president of Taxpayers for Common Sense, May 20, 2025; ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Jennifer McCormick, the Democratic gubernatorial nominee, released her “common sense” property tax relief plan on Thursday, continuing the property tax-related conversation ...

Leavitt said Trump’s tax and spending bill “does not add to the deficit.” Analyses of the bill and its deficit impact are based on legislation that is still under negotiation and is changing.

Like all of Mr. Poilievre’s “common-sense” slogans, there is a kernel of wisdom here. Builders may need to pass on tax savings to homebuyers to keep prices competitive.

We gave him, and a Republican Congress, a chance four years ago. All we got was a tax cut for the rich, $5 trillion added to our debt, fewer Americans employed than when he took office, ... The letter ...

Decoupling a common sense solution to Wisconsin school funding conundrum ... the district can—and almost always does—raise its property tax levy to recoup the lost revenue.