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On April 17, The John Locke Foundation joined a coalition of nine nonprofit research organizations seeking to respond with free-market principles to an FCC bureau‘s call for comments on the…
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On April 17, The John Locke Foundation joined a coalition of nine nonprofit research organizations seeking to respond with free-market principles to an FCC bureau‘s call for comments on the…
*This blog entry has been edited. It includes additional signatories to the letter. The John Locke Foundation is leading a national effort to highlight a critical flaw in the $2…
This week, the John Locke Foundation, along with 12 other American policy groups, submitted a joint amicus brief in support of The Buckeye Institute’s case Reisman v. Associated Faculties of the…
On Thursday, January 30, the Pelican Institute for Public Policy held its “Solutions Summit 2.0” in Baton Rouge for Louisiana policy leaders. The event brought together over 200 attendees as…
Jacob Huebert, James Baehr, and Dane Ciolino write for Louisiana’s Pelican Institute that the successful argument in the U.S. Supreme Court’s Janus case should have a broader impact. The First…
Chris Jacobs of the Juniper Research Group penned a revealing Op-Ed in the Wall Street Journal on the experience that Louisiana had following the expansion of their Medicaid program. Of…
Mitch Kokai writes on recent tax reform discussion at the Pelican Institute’s policy summit: North Carolina continues to attract national attention for the success of its state-level tax reforms. That…
Recklessness regarding growth in federal debt has been bipartisan, particularly since the year 2000. The prevailing debt limit is just a charade; congressional representatives have raised it 75 times since…
View in your browser. United States voters overwhelmingly support a constitutional constraint on the federal government’s spending. The sentiment is so bipartisan that 49 of the 50 states even have…
In the past two weeks, the National Debt Relief Amendment (NDRA)–what would be the first state-initiated amendment since original ratification–has attracted new legislative sponsors in four states: Montana, Ohio, Texas,…