Search results for: “historic tax credits”
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Trump veers from a viral surf rescue into South Korea, North Korea, Iran, Washington D.C. crime statistics, and his embattled White House ballroom project
Trump’s Oval Office tribute to teen lifeguard Ryder Williams turned into a wide-ranging press Q&A on South Korea, Iran, and the White House ballroom. CNN called his South Korea story “wrong” in every part — see the full breakdown.
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Historic value, gone in a flash
Which buildings in Wichita have historic value can change at the whim of the council.
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Historic buildings bill on tap
A bill designed to protect two buildings in downtown Wichita has a legislative hearing this week.
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Pompeo to introduce ‘Energy Freedom and Economic Prosperity Act’
U. S. Representative Mike Pompeo of Wichita plans to introduce the “Energy Freedom and Economic Prosperity Act,” a bill that would eliminate all tax credits related to energy.
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Wichita’s Lux applies for more business welfare
The Wichita City Council considers yet another layer of business welfare for The Lux, a luxury real estate development in downtown Wichita. This project, despite having already received millions in assistance from taxpayers, is not economically viable, according to city documents.
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Trump Iran War Fact-Check: 8 Claims Examined — May 2026
As the U.S.-Iran war hit its 60-day deadline, Trump made a flurry of verifiable claims about war powers law, Iran’s military, the economy, and taxes. Voice for Liberty checked eight of them against primary sources — with verdicts ranging from True to False.
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Article Summaries for June 2026
Article Summaries June 2026
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Trump’s Reflecting Pool Contract: A Fact-Check of Cost Claims, Procurement Rules, and What’s Left Undone
Trump promised the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation would cost $1.8 million. Federal records show the no-bid contract now tops nearly $15 million, the contractor had no prior federal contract history, and the pool’s faulty pipe system — the root of decades of algae and leaks — was left out of scope entirely. We trace…
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Kansas House votes for property rights
Today the Kansas House of Representatives passed a bill that will protect property owners from harm simply because their property is near a historic property.
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Pickens and his energy plan
Whether natural gas is good for our future is an issue that deserves discussion. But the way T. Boone Pickens wants to accomplish his goal is harmful, and the arguments he makes are mistaken.
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Era of energy subsidies is over
Government spending on energy programs is harmful and leads to suboptimal decisions made for political reasons, rather than letting markets and American ingenuity work write U.S. Representatives Mike Pompeo and Raul Labrador.
