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March 30, 2020
Illinois Has No ‘Rainy Day Fund’ to Draw on for Pandemic
Most state governments have accumulated “rainy day” funds (RDF) which they can draw on during unexpected revenue shortfalls.
Health Care
March 30, 2020
CON Repeal Attracts More Legislative Support in South Carolina
An effort to repeal certificate of need (CON) laws in South Carolina has picked up momentum after bills in both chambers of the state’s legislature picked up more support.
Environment
March 30, 2020
President Trump Proposes Reducing and Refocusing Environment and Energy Spending
The Trump Administration recently submitted its proposed fiscal year 2021 budget, which would significantly cut funding for certain climate change-focused programs at several government agencies.
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Climate Change
March 27, 2020
Coronavirus Highlights Eco-Radicals’ Anti-Human Agenda
Climate Change Weekly #354
Health Care
March 27, 2020
Lawmakers Go Back to the Drawing Board on Surprise Medical Bills
Under election-year pressure to provide relief to constituents angered by surprise medical bills, lawmakers in both parties are working on proposals that, at the very least, will show they are taking the problem seriously.
Law
March 26, 2020
Firearms Sales Surge during Pandemic
State and local governments Implement Inconsistent Policies on Gun Sales

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March 30, 2020
Illinois Has No ‘Rainy Day Fund’ to Draw on for Pandemic
By Joe Barnett
Most state governments have accumulated “rainy day” funds (RDF) which they can draw on during unexpected revenue shortfalls.
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March 30, 2020
CON Repeal Attracts More Legislative Support in South Carolina
An effort to repeal certificate of need (CON) laws in South Carolina has picked up momentum after bills in both chambers of the state’s legislature picked up more support.
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March 30, 2020
President Trump Proposes Reducing and Refocusing Environment and Energy Spending
By Duggan Flanakin
The Trump Administration recently submitted its proposed fiscal year 2021 budget, which would significantly cut funding for certain climate change-focused programs at several government agencies.
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March 27, 2020
Coronavirus Highlights Eco-Radicals’ Anti-Human Agenda
By H. Sterling Burnett
Climate Change Weekly #354
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March 27, 2020
Lawmakers Go Back to the Drawing Board on Surprise Medical Bills
By Bonner R. Cohen
Under election-year pressure to provide relief to constituents angered by surprise medical bills, lawmakers in both parties are working on proposals that, at the very least, will show they are taking the problem seriously.
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March 26, 2020
Firearms Sales Surge during Pandemic
By Joe Barnett
State and local governments Implement Inconsistent Policies on Gun Sales
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March 26, 2020
Unions Deploy Teacher Strikes to Stop School Choice
By Hayley Sledge
Chicago teachers unions expressed their opposition to charter schools in 2019 by demanding the continuation of a moratorium on additional charter schools in the city.
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March 26, 2020
Indiana Bills Address Non-Compete Clauses on Physicians
By AnneMarie Schieber
Indiana lawmakers are considering three measures that would limit or stop non-compete clauses that medical employers such as hospitals can impose on physicians regarding future employment.
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March 26, 2020
Coal Stays Online in New England
By Duggan Flanakin
The largest remaining coal-fueled power plant in New England, New Hampshire’s 482-megawatt Merrimack Station, will remain in operation through at least May 2024.
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March 26, 2020
California Considers Banning Gasoline-Powered Yard Equipment
By Kenneth Artz
California may soon ban gasoline-powered gardening tools such as lawnmowers and leaf-blowers statewide.
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