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Why Would DOE Want to Go Forward? - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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Listen to “Why Would DOE Want to Go Forward?” on Spreaker. As time passes, thoughts crystallize. Here’s my conclusion: There is now very little chance of a Nuclear Innovation Lifecycle Campus coming to fruition in West Virginia. The Department of Energy has vast experience deploying government capital through grants, research programs and other innovation initiatives. Its processes are structured, applicants are scrutinized, and federal officials are naturally looking for projects that can actua
Breaking Down the Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus Story - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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There’s an old saying: the devil is in the details. So very true. When it comes to West Virginia’s effort to land a Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus, there are a lot of details. Documents obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request by Charleston Gazette-Mail reporter Mike Tony give us our clearest look yet at what West Virginia actually proposed when it responded earlier this year to a Request for Information from the U.S. Department of Energy. And before going any further, let me b
Why is West Virginia in the Gift Shop Business? - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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A recent legislative audit of the state’s Department of Arts, Culture and History — now under the purview of the West Virginia Department of Tourism — makes finding an upside a stretch, to say the least. An optimist might say, “It could have been worse.” Auditors found major financial and inventory problems, including funds over-encumbered by as much as $2 million, roughly $900,000 in grants that had not been properly accounted for, and years of sales-tax and cash-handling failures. They also fo
Warren's Social Security Fix: Pay More Income Taxes - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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Listen to “Warren Says Higher Earners Should Pay More” on Spreaker. Senator Elizabeth Warren has seemingly found what she believes is an easy way to help fix Social Security: tax more income. Not her best idea and certainly not new. This year, workers pay Social Security taxes on the first $184,500 they earn. Warren argues that’s unfair. A nurse making $80,000 pays Social Security tax on every dollar of wages, while someone making $500,000 doesn’t. But it leaves out something rather important. T
Jobs Can Fix a Lot, Including Bad Stats - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce released its annual Campaign for Jobs Digest to the broader public Wednesday. West Virginia’s 10-year job-growth rate ranks 50th in America. Personal income ranks 49th. The state’s overall tax burden is among the highest in the country, as is its business-tax burden. West Virginia’s corporate net income tax rate also remains well above the bottom tier nationally. Low rankings in research-and-development spending and educational outcomes remain part of the st
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