News Why Is Proving Race Discrimination A Lot Harder Than Proving Religious Discrimination? Tyler Broker July 21, 2020
News The Agenda: COVID-19 crisis looms as more return to work; Monument supporters call for cuts for cities that remove Confederate statues Lauren Hurlock July 20, 2020
News This Health Care Law Bars Competition And Drives Up Prices, Even as a Pandemic Rages Renée Flaherty and Daryl James July 20, 2020
News Court’s decision a special victory for local school choice advocates Jacqueline Tetrault July 17, 2020
News Sweeping civil forfeiture reform could come in SC with case drawing national attention Daniel J. Gross July 17, 2020
News Boulder Officials Told Campaigns They Had Until August to Qualify for the City Ballot. Now They Say the Deadline Was Actually in June. Christian Britschgi July 17, 2020
News Civil Asset Forfeiture Under New Scrutiny Amid Calls for Police Reform Emma Coleman July 14, 2020
News John Sparks: Espinoza v. Montana an important win for religious liberty John Sparks July 13, 2020
News Laws That Stifle Competition In Health Care Don’t Make Sense, Especially In A Pandemic Andrew Wimer, Contributor Group July 13, 2020
News Murphy: Supreme Court Ruling Was a Huge Win for School Choice, but Schools of Choice Are in Jeopardy From COVID-19. The Feds Must Step In Peter Murphy July 12, 2020
News Black lives matter — so stop supporting policies that have failed Black communities Justin Haskins July 10, 2020
