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News Reformers Aim to End Prison Firefighters’ ‘Indentured Servitude’ in California Steve Horn August 12, 2020
Press Release Nebraska Law No Longer Protects Instate Moving Companies From New Competition, But Another Anticompetitive Measure Stays Alive for Now Andrew Wimer August 11, 2020
Press Release National Food Freedom Advocate Condemns Albuquerque’s Unconstitutional Ban on Homemade Food Sales Institute for Justice August 11, 2020
News Tired Of Covid-19 Chaos? Blame Too Much Regulation, Not Too Much Freedom Rajshree Agarwal August 10, 2020
Press Release Homemade Food Producers Win First Round In Fight to Restore Food Freedom to North Dakota Institute for Justice August 5, 2020
News Tennessee’s Overturned School Voucher Law Goes Before Appeals Court On Wednesday Marta W. Aldrich August 5, 2020
News Certificates of need limit options and inflate prices – Philanthropy Daily Martin Morse Wooster August 4, 2020
News More Evidence License Mandates Protect Special Interests Over Consumers Dawson Bell August 3, 2020
News If you want to help minorities and the poor, get government out of the way Sal Rodriguez July 31, 2020
News Home cooking: NJ bill allowing bakers to sell homemade goods passes Mike Deak, Published P.M. Et July July 31, 2020
Press Release Where’s the Beef? Congress’s COVID-19 Relief Packages Contain a Conspicuous Omission Institute for Justice July 31, 2020
News Lawmakers Consider Regular Review Of Burdensome Occupational License Mandates Parker Thayer July 31, 2020
News Daryl James: Utah investigator forces licensing reform, but other battles remain Daryl James July 31, 2020
News Writer-Activist Hit With Licensing Complaint for Calling Himself an Engineer Christian Britschgi July 31, 2020
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