News Court Grants Qualified Immunity To Cops Who Set A Man On Fire By Tasing Him Nick Sibilla February 19, 2021
News Police officers should patrol for safety, not profit Dan Alban and Daryl James February 19, 2021
News State leaders should take advantage of the Supreme Court’s decision on education Kendra Espinoza February 18, 2021
News The Right to Bake in Wisconsin Leads to New Lawsuit over the Definition of a Baked Good Lisa Kivirist February 18, 2021
News VITAL POLICY – Third Time May be a Charm for School Vouchers – Tennessee Supreme Court to Hear Case David Seal February 18, 2021
News Civil forfeiture bill would punish dealers over users of drugs Danielle Ferguson February 18, 2021
News Civil Forfeiture Does Not Seem To Reduce Drug Use or Help Fight Crime Jacob Sullum February 17, 2021
News Judge Threatens to Jail North Carolina Town Officials for Seizing Man’s Money, Refusing To Return It Scott Shackford February 17, 2021
News EDITORIAL: Criminal justice reform should address civil forfeiture Editorial Board February 16, 2021
News Wyoming’s pioneering Food Freedom Act may expand to allow the sale of locally grown eggs Brendan Lachance February 16, 2021
News Federal Judge: Californians Who Fought Fires In Prison Can’t Become Career Firefighters Nick Sibilla February 16, 2021
News Opinion: Give food trucks the freedom to feed customers across state Rebekah Bydlak February 14, 2021
News Parents taking case before highest U.S. court concerning religious education Libby Giesbrecht February 14, 2021
News More Commentary: School choice can be a big plus for Nebraska children David Hodges February 13, 2021
News Don’t delete these cookies: 6 Madison-area bakers to satisfy a sweet tooth Lindsay Christians February 13, 2021
News Wisconsin residents sue state to allow for the sale of more homemade goods Mitchell Schmidt February 12, 2021
News He told police, ‘I can’t breathe,’ 16 times before he died. Now, his family seeks justice. Katie Wedell February 12, 2021
News Memphis homeowners lost their houses in environmental court. Now a DC law firm is suing Jessica Jaglois February 11, 2021
News ‘I had done nothing illegal’ – Civil forfeiture critics call for reforms Dustin Grove February 11, 2021
News 3 matters of transparency: The good, the bad and the ugly [editorial] Editorial Board February 11, 2021
News Wisconsin residents sue state to allow for the sale of more homemade goods Mitchell Schmidt February 11, 2021
News New York City Looks To Wring More Money Out Of Residents By Grabbing Property And Handing Out Tickets Andrew Wimer February 11, 2021
