Mackinac Center for Public Policy

New report takes lessons learned to show how policymakers can both protect individual rights and effectively respond

Renk: People just stick to the facts, it is easier to defend and...

Despite Governor's Promise, State Agencies Stonewall FOIA Requests

Michigan's tax rate is $2.00 per pack of cigarettes.

Is your child's school one of the top 100 in Michigan?

Michigan's Mackinac Center for Public Policy publicly called out legislators in the Michigan House to pass House Bill 5013, meant to reform auto insurance rates.

The former President of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy Lawrence W. Reed talks about being attacked while speaking on a college campus.  Larry was in fact the first president of Michigan’s Mackinac Center for Public Policy, where he served for 20 years...

The Mackinac Center for Public Policy, a self-proclaimed research and educational institute based in Midland, Michigan, has issued an opinion calling Michigan's no-fault auto insurance law a failure. "Michigan drivers pay a hefty premium for no-fault protection but don't really benefit from it," the opinion said...

The struggle to keep the Detroit Public Schools afloat continues, as the emergency financial manager has told union officials they can't pay district employees after the end of June. By then, the district will run out of money. Various ideas have come up, as the state faces the prospect of bailing out the district and giving them another infusion of cash...

Apparently there is something that liberals and conservatives can agree on, and that is a plan to reduce the number of prisoners in Michigan.