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What’s Really Behind Arizona Attorney General Mayes’ RealPage Lawsuit?
More than two years after Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes launched a high-profile lawsuit against RealPage, a software company that provides data tools to landlords to help set market rental rates, claiming widespread rent coordination—key…
Oklahoma Legislature Sends Homelessness Accountability…
This week, Oklahoma lawmakers voted to hold local governments accountable when officials allow…
Buried Without a Vote: The Secret Power of Committee…
It isn’t a power afforded in House or Senate rules. It isn’t written into Mason’s Manual of…
This Is Bigger than One Victory
The Goldwater Institute’s 2026 is off to an extraordinary start. So far this year, we have worked…
Victory! Arizona Court Strikes Down Water Bureaucracy’s…
An Arizona trial court this afternoon the Arizona Department of Water Resources’ new restriction on…
How the Administrative State Unconstitutionally Censors its Critics
The Goldwater Institute filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court today in a case involving the “gag rule” which the Securities and Exchange Commission uses to silence its critics—in violation of constitutional guarantees for free speech. It’s one of…
The Data Center Debate: Fact vs. Fiction
The digital economy runs on data centers, an vital core of modern infrastructure most people never…
Goldwater Sues UCLA for Hiding Records of Radical…
For nearly a decade, UCLA has been bringing radicals to campus through its “Activist-in-Residence”…
The Case for a Special Session
Governor Tate Reeves announced that he is open to calling a special legislative session on…
How to Judge a “Maintenance Budget” in Idaho
Returning to Fiscal Sanity after COVID Last December, Idaho Freedom Foundation (IFF) released a…
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