NR Daily: Use Tax-Advantaged Savings to Expand School Choice

The proposed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act currently making its way through Congress offers a unique opportunity to expand school choice in all 50 states — that is, unless the Senate blows the opportunity. The House version of tax reform that passed on November 16 includes an expansion of Section 529 college-savings plans for parents to pay for K–12 education expenses and for apprenticeship programs for up to $10,000 per year. The Trump administration has signaled its support. This proposal also contains a provision that parents can open such savings plans before the child is born ...

November 20 2017

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Use Tax-Advantaged Savings to Expand School Choice Peter Murphy The proposed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act currently making its way through Congress offers a unique opportunity to expand school choice in all 50 states — that is, unless the Senate blows the opportunity. The House version of tax reform that passed on November 16 includes an expansion of Section 529 college-savings plans for... READ MORE Where Are the Recovery Babies? Robert VerBruggen It was no surprise when fertility dropped following the Great Recession. In the developed world, there's a pretty consistent relationship between the economy and childbearing: The two rise and... Beware of Running with the Al Franken Story — Consider Where That Leads Douglas Murray 'And thus the whirligig of time brings in his revenges." Who could suppress at least a smirk of pleasure at the news of Senator Al Franken's being caught up in the sexual-harassment scandals... ADVERTISEMENT A Seal Breaks Open: The Reckoning in Hollywood and America Kathryn Jean Lopez 'It seems undeniable at this point that Hugh Hefner's death broke open some sort of seal." My former colleague at National Review magazine, Ian Tuttle, tweeted this the other day, capturing the... When Virtue Carries a Cost David French Over the last few days, I've had a number of conversations with both right- and left-leaning friends about the political futures of Al Franken and Roy Moore. Without equating the severity of the... House and Senate Tax Plans: A Comparison Jibran Khan With the House version of the GOP tax reform passed and the Senate version approved by the Finance Committee, we are getting closer to landing a bill on the president's desk. Once the Senate... Is Trump Restoring Separation of Powers? Josh Blackman Our Constitution carefully separates the legislative, executive, and judicial powers into three separate branches of government: Congress enacts laws, which the president enforces and the courts... ADVERTISEMENT Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America John Earl Haynes,‎ Harvey Klehr,‎ & Alexander Vassiliev "This magisterial book transcends the old debates and paradigms, and provides the most complete and thorough account of what Soviet espionage agents actually did in the United States." - Ronald Radosh, The Weekly Standard LEARN MORE Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet Tesla's Road Warriors ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 215 Lexington Ave., New York, NY, 10016, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.