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Job growth visualization updated
Read more: Job growth visualization updatedGovernment jobs in Wichita have been growing, but the private sector lags behind.
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Fact-checking an editor’s biased agenda
Read more: Fact-checking an editor’s biased agendaNo wonder the public has been frustrated over the years with perceptions of media bias. It’s not really the bias that’s the problem, but the insistence by some editors that they are untainted by any worldview — even as they so obviously trumpet one.
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We could use the shutdown as a teachable moment
Read more: We could use the shutdown as a teachable momentMarkets can provide a very strong form of regulation, if we let them work.
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A learning opportunity for Wichita
Read more: A learning opportunity for WichitaNext month the Wichita Metro Chamber of Commerce brings a speaker to town who might be able to offer Wichita helpful advice.
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Why Liberty
Read more: Why LibertyEdited by Dr. Tom G. Palmer, “Why Liberty” features articles from experts in the fields of policy, academia, business, media, and student organizing.
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Wichita does it again
Read more: Wichita does it againAction by the Wichita City Council today provides opportunity for two city council members and the city manager to exercise leadership, protecting citizens instead of cronies.
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Exchange Place still not good for Wichita, others
Read more: Exchange Place still not good for Wichita, othersDespite having shed the problems with the former owners, the Exchange Place project has become an even worse deal for the taxpayers, job seekers, and investors of Wichita, Kansas, and the nation.
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Kansas school employment trends
Read more: Kansas school employment trendsKansas school employment statistics don’t reflect the doom-and-gloom stories you may have heard from Kansas political leaders and newspaper editorialists.
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Coalition to Congress: End the wind production tax credit
Read more: Coalition to Congress: End the wind production tax creditThe problems with bestowing government favors on wind energy are myriad — it doesn’t produce cheaper energy, it threatens electrical grid reliability, it’s inefficient, it’s unprincipled tax policy, to name a few — and it’s time to end this misguided handout.
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Pompeo votes to delay Obamacare, keep government open
Read more: Pompeo votes to delay Obamacare, keep government openCongressman Mike Pompeo, R-Kansas, is voting tonight to delay Obamacare for ordinary citizens, pay the armed services, ensure that the government continues running.
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Business employment dynamics, a visualization
Read more: Business employment dynamics, a visualizationBesides the usual employment and jobs numbers delivered each month, there are other interesting statistics gathered about business firms and workers.
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Kansas school test scores, a hidden story
Read more: Kansas school test scores, a hidden storyThis video takes a look at Kansas and Texas school test scores and reveals something that might surprise you.