Limited Government
The Case for a Special Session
Governor Tate Reeves announced that he is open to calling a special legislative session on education. He should. Two and a half months into the session, Mississippi’s state legislature has so far accomplished remarkably little. Senator Jeremy…
How to Judge a “Maintenance Budget” in Idaho
Returning to Fiscal Sanity after COVID Last December, Idaho Freedom Foundation (IFF) released a…
Goldwater Secures Victory Against Costly, Illegal…
The Arizona Court of Appeals today sided with the Goldwater Institute in a lawsuit challenging…
Marxism and Western Tradition: Identifying the Proper…
The Idaho legislative session is in full swing, and as lawmakers debate particular issues like…
Arizona Supreme Court Weighs Jury Rights in the…
The Arizona Supreme Court this morning heard arguments in a crucial case about whether bureaucratic…
Credit Card Price Controls Aren’t a Shortcut to Affordability
When costs rise and families feel squeezed, Washington’s reflex is always the same: cap prices, mandate terms, declare victory. It’s an understandable political impulse, but a reliably poor substitute for sound economics. Price controls promise quick…
New Certificate of Need Law – A Small Free Market Win
A small win for freedom in Mississippi! Governor Tate Reeves recently signed HB3, a law that…
Kansas Restores Fairness in Court with Law Ending…
In a major win for individual liberty and the separation of powers, Kansas has officially ended the…
Arizona’s Data Center Future at Risk from…
Data centers are the unseen but indispensable infrastructure of the modern world, and Arizona has…
Goldwater Petitions AZ Supreme Court to Reform…
Lawyers moving to Arizona can’t practice their profession without having to jump through onerous…
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