News $18,000 in tuition and 1,200 hours of study for a license to braid hair? New Jersey lawmakers say no Jan Hefler July 13, 2018
News Madison tech-biz says rights are being violated by state board trying to shut him down Jimmie E. Gates July 13, 2018
News If an algorithm draws lines on a map, is that the same as land surveying? Cyrus Farivar July 13, 2018
News Naro screening of film on Kelo eminent domain case helps national issue hit home Dan Duke July 12, 2018
News FAN 196.1 (First Amendment News) Summertime: Free Speech Podcasts to Check Out Ronald K.L. Collins July 12, 2018
News Sen. Ed Gaunch: To get more West Virginians working, look to Mississippi (seriously) (Daily Mail Opinion) State Senator Ed Gaunch July 11, 2018
News What Trump’s Pick for Supreme Court Could Mean for States’ Rights Elaine S. Povich & Alayna Alvarez July 11, 2018
News Louisiana Case Is An Opportunity To Clarify Eminent Domain Pretext Robert H. Thomas July 10, 2018
News Movement to let the formerly incarcerated cut hair and drive taxis is gaining ground Ashley Nerbovig July 10, 2018
News Mississippi licensing board says plotting lines on a satellite photo requires a surveyor’s license Cal Jeffrey July 10, 2018
News Brett Kavanaugh could quickly have opportunity to expand 14th Amendment Sheldon Gilbert July 9, 2018
News Exclusive Interview: Anthem Libertarian Film Festival’s Jo Ann Skousen on Film and the Voice of Reason Leo Sopicki July 3, 2018