Jonathan Small is the Editor in Chief at Green Entrepreneur. He focuses on themes such as finance, personal finance, culture, society, and legal affairs, often exploring the intersection of business and education. Jonathan has been featured in various publications including Entrepreneur Media, Business Insider, and Maxim Inc.
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By: Jonathan Small
Featuring robot massages and hyperbaric oxygen chambers, NYC's Remedy Place elevates the typical spa experience.
Liberals often argue the tax system should penalize the “rich,” who allegedly never pay their “fair share.” That argument has resulted in a system where a large share of citizens
One lower-key victory of the 2024 Oklahoma legislative session was passage of Senate Bill 362, which prohibited Oklahoma public schools from “using the three-cueing system model of teaching students to read."
One of the primary reasons taxpayers fund a system of higher education in Oklahoma is so more Oklahoma children can obtain college degrees after high school.
For many people, the new year brings with it resolutions. For policymakers, it similarly involves setting goals.
Since the 1990s, Oklahoma's top personal income-tax rate has been reduced from 7 percent to 4.75 percent. That's a good start, but it doesn't mean Oklahoma is a national leader. In the race to attract entrepreneurs and business capital, we're in a 50-state race – and Oklahoma is starting to fall behind.
One of the lower-key victories of the 2024 Oklahoma legislative session was the passage of Senate Bill 362, which stated that Oklahoma public-school teachers “shall be prohibited from using the three-cueing system model of teaching students to read” starting in the 2025-2026 school year.
By: Jonathan Small
A group called Oklahomans United wants to set fire to our state's primary election system and replace it with the California model, which places all candidates from all parties on a single ballot with all voters casting ballots to winnow the field to two candidates for the November election.
In the 2024 general election, Oklahoma voters chose to oppose Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Yvonne Kauger, who had a well-known record of being extremely liberal.
In the 2024 general election, Oklahomans chose to move on from extremely liberal judicial activist, Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Yvonne Kauger, when a majority of voters opposed her retention.
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