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05/29/2026

In a move to support maternal and contraceptive healthcare, the Missouri House gave approval to a wide-ranging healthcare bill. As the legislation heads to Gov. Mike Kehoe with bipartisan support, we highlight our previous polling that highlight American’s wide-ranging support for both of these issues:https://centerlineamerica.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/New-National-Survey-Finds-Overwhelming-Bipartisan-Support-for-Access-to-Contraception-.pdf

https://centerlineamerica.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Survey-Finds-Voters-Want-to-Prioritize-Maternal-Health-Efforts.pdf

05/27/2026

Despite Utah's historical reliance on fossil fuels, a coalition called Utah Renewables Communities is collaborating to build enough new renewable energy projects over the next four years to completely cover their residents' electricity needs. Former UT Rep. Steve Handy shares more: https://www.npr.org/2026/05/19/nx-s1-5734480/renewable-energy-utah

05/26/2026

⚡ICYMI: Atlas Public Policy published a report detailing the state of global clean energy supply and deployment. Check it out:

The Race for Clean Energy Leadership Read the Report Atlas Public Policy is a data and policy research firm that empowers decision-makers with data and technology to drive meaningful change. For over a decade, we’ve built accessible tools, conducted research, and provided expert advice on issues l...

05/25/2026

🇺🇲This Memorial Day, Centerline remembers and honors the courageous individuals who fought for our freedom. Today, we honor our nation's heroes.

05/22/2026

In a recent op-ed for RealClearEnergy, Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions’s Heather Reams argues that udicial review reform is essential to accelerate the critical energy transmission and infrastructure needed to meet rising demand from data centers and manufacturing:

To remain competitive on the global stage, the United States needs more energy infrastructure, and we need it sooner than our current system allows. New data centers, a resurgence in American manufac

05/20/2026

ICYMI the Trump Admin announced it is furthering efforts to expand fertility benefits for Americans. We applaud the Administration for supporting a pro-family agenda that empowers couples to overcome the high costs of IVF and fulfill dreams of starting and growing a family.

The proposed rule would create a new type of limited insurance coverage that widens employers’ ability to offer standalone fertility benefits to workers.

05/18/2026

Indiana recently announced that small/medium businesses will receive $100k/year in tax credits to help cover worker’s childcare. Rep. Becky Cash (R-Zionsville) shares more about the state’s efforts to support investments in childcare ⬇️ https://www.wfyi.org/education/2026-05-07/indiana-republicans-want-businesses-to-chip-in-for-employee-childcare

05/15/2026

ICYMI: Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (PA-1) led the bipartisan House passage of the SEED Act, which aims to provide tax parity for early childhood educators by allowing them to deduct unreimbursed classroom expenses just as K-12 teachers do. More from Rep. Fitzpatrick:
https://fitzpatrick.house.gov/2026/4/fitzpatrick-seed-act-passes-house-sending-bipartisan-early-childhood-education-bill-to-senate

05/13/2026

In a op-ed for The Washington Times, Conservative Energy Network's John Szoka shares how overly restrictive zoning laws against solar development are hindering rural economic growth:

In rural communities across the country, a consequential debate is underway over who gets to decide how farmland is used.

05/11/2026

Bipartisan Policy Center shared a new article arguing that modernizing the U.S. child care system through federal reauthorization and bipartisan legislation like the Child Care Modernization Act is a vital economic prerequisite for building a stable national talent pipeline and increasing workforce participation. Learn more:

Child care costs average $13,128 per year — and 4.2 million children lack access to formal care. BPC's Commission on the American Workforce makes the case that modernizing child care isn't a social policy question; it's a talent strategy imperative. This piece outlines the reforms Congress can tak...