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Cancer Survivor Diego Morris Champions Right to Try at Federalist Society Symposium Cancer Survivor Diego Morris Champions Right to Try
The Federalist Society’s annual Student Symposium, held last weekend in Phoenix, opened a panel on “Mandates, Medicine, & Liberty” not with doctrine or case law, but with something more difficult to dismiss: a lived experience that turned…
Goldwater Puts South Tucson on Notice About Permit…
Getting government permission for lawful activities shouldn’t be an arbitrary, confusing, or…
South Dakota Reins in Regulations
Government regulations and costly mandates strangle the economy, limit innovation, and tie the hands…
Week in Review: Hijacking Higher Ed
University honors programs are supposed to offer talented students a rigorous academic experience.…
Arizona ESA Program Most Accountable, Successful in…
Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program is now helping over 100,000 students access…
Arizona’s Honors Colleges Hijacked by Activist Faculty to Force DEI on Students
At Arizona State University’s Barrett Honors College, instructors for a mandatory course assign readings on “Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Experience” and “Demarginalizing the Intersection of Race and Sex.” At the University of Arizona’s…
How the Ronald Reagan Fellowship Helps Launch Careers…
For students and young professionals who want to build a career advancing liberty, public policy,…
It’s Time for Supreme Court to Affirm Parental Rights
A local school social worker had no right to aid Amber Lavigne’s 13-year-old in a so-called “gender…
Week in Review: Government Secrecy Rejected
It was a staggering fine—$37.7 million—levied by the Biden Administration against a private…
Federal Court Orders Government Transparency over $37.7…
In 2023, the U.S. Department of Education issued the largest fine in the agency’s history—a…
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