You’re Next: New PRI Study Finds Wealth Taxes May Start with Billionaires, But Average Families Could Pay the Price
Wayne Winegarden
October 9, 2026
SACRAMENTO – A new Pacific Research Institute study released today finds that average Californians could ultimately bear significant economic costs from a wealth tax – through fewer job opportunities, weaker income growth and increased fiscal pressure that could eventually reach ...
NEW PRI Book Tells Stories of Students, Parents and Educators Fighting Back Against DEI
Lance Izumi
October 5, 2026
SACRAMENTO – Students, parents, teachers, school board members and college professors across the country are challenging controversial so-called diversity, equity and inclusion policies (DEI) and winning. Their stories are at the heart of a new book released today by the ...
Gov’t Price Controls on Prescription Drugs Still a Bad Idea
Sally C. Pipes
October 27, 2026
Price controls undermine the financial incentives that make scientific breakthroughs possible. Yet the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services wants to subject certain improved versions of existing medicines to price controls years earlier than under current policy. The agency can’t ...
Los Angeles public school parents are sending a clear message. Is the district listening?
Matthew Fleming
October 27, 2026
A recent poll shows the district receiving largely positive marks from local parents despite their widespread dissatisfaction with the direction of the state and city. But the same poll shows the district might not know how to leave well enough ...
Millions of Americans are walking away from Obamacare
Sally C. Pipes
October 26, 2026
Across all Obamacare marketplace plans, the average monthly premium paid by enrollees after subsidies jumped 58% this year, from $113 to $178. Average deductibles climbed 37%, to $3,786. Those increases didn’t come out of nowhere. Insurers raised underlying Obamacare premiums ...
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Peptide Dangers Result in Hospitalizations
The peptide market has raced far ahead of both the science and the safeguards meant to protect patients. Federal regulators need to take the explosion ...
The Dead Do Tell a Tale.
For years, criminal-justice reformers treated fewer arrests, prosecutions and people behind bars as measures of success. Proposition 47 embodied that philosophy. Drug possession and some ...
Clear conflict of interest: Time to sever sheriff and coroner offices
The Democratic Legislature clearly has a bone to pick with Bianco over his seizure of county election ballots and his conservative, MAGA-style politics. This measure ...
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