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She Was Preparing to Die. Right to Try Gave Her Time.
When Maya Reinhardt was born in Colorado in 2001, she arrived blue and breathless—her tiny heart failing while doctors rushed to save her life. At just three days old, she underwent open-heart surgery, clinging to life with the help of a ventilator.…
Busting the ESA Myths with the Facts — Watch the…
Empowerment Scholarship Accounts (ESAs) is a free government program that gives all Arizona kids the…
Why is Texas Outsourcing its Government to…Canada?
Anyone who’s met a Texan knows how proud they are of their state. Some of them even prefer the term…
Pima County Lacks Power to Block Copper Mine Access
After objecting to a new copper mine in Southern Arizona, the Pima County Board of Supervisors is…
Stamping Out a Trash Monopoly
The government should not be in the business of protecting preferred service providers from…
Sedona’s Home-Sharing Ban Struck Down
Arizona’s Court of Appeals has delivered a major victory for private property rights, ruling that cities cannot bar homeowners from renting out their residences as short-term or vacation rentals—period. This decisive ruling not only reaffirms the…
Goldwater Urges Arizona Supreme Court to Protect Right…
The Goldwater Institute filed a brief in the Arizona Supreme Court today urging the justices to…
Arkansas Supreme Court Strikes Down City’s…
In an important victory for the right to earn a living, the Arkansas Supreme Court has ruled in…
Week in Review: Exposing Academic Rot
Academic journals play a key role in higher education’s advancement of human knowledge—universities…
Bringing Benjamin Franklin to Life—A Conversation with…
Benjamin Franklin—statesman, inventor, and journalist—stands among the great heroes of American…
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