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Going to Court for Parents Rights
The First Amendment guarantees Americans the right to record government officials performing their duties. But last year, a mom in Indiana was punished by her local school district for doing just that — recording a private meeting with her daughter’s…
We’re growing again! New policy fellow added in…
Center of the American Experiment announced today the hiring of Josiah Padley as a policy fellow…
Sun Fresh Failed Because of Subsidies, not Despite Them
On August 12, KCUR ran a story with the headline “A troubled Kansas City grocery store has closed,…
Minnesota’s sanctuary status
The state of Minnesota once again appears on an official list of illegal alien sanctuary states,…
How does the Drummond case impact Minnesota’s charter…
This summer, the U.S. Supreme Court heard Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board v. Drummond, a…
The Empire Strikes Back: Britain’s War on American Cloud Supremacy
For the average American, “cloud computing” summons visions of precious family photos and business documents vanishing into the digital ether, a technological sleight of hand as mysterious as it is menacing. This popular misconception, while…
Concerning news in Minnesota’s July jobs report
Data released yesterday by the Department of Employment and Economic Development show that “Total…
Helton hopeful that Lahaina recovery will move faster
The rebuilding of Lahaina has been slow for myriad reasons, but that doesn’t have to continue,…
Parental Rights and Responsibilities in Louisiana: A…
In Louisiana, the legal framework governing parental rights and responsibilities strikes a delicate…
Government benefit system traps 710,000 Illinoisans
Benefit programs in Illinois punish people for hard work. An estimated 710,000 Illinoisans…
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