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Who Decides Who Gets to Be a Lawyer in Louisiana?
For more than four decades, a single private trade association in Chicago, the American Bar Association [...]
Read moreThis Summer, Let’s Parent More and Regulate Less
As the mother of a teenager, I understand the temptation. School is out. Schedules are looser. Work is [...]
Read moreJust a Bill? Two Troubling Technology Bills Are Heating Up This Summer
As the temperatures rise, so too does a distinctly anti-innovation, anti-competition sentiment in the [...]
Read morePelican’s Summer Reading List 2026: For the Beach, the Porch, or Wherever Summer Takes You
Summer offers something that’s often in short supply during the rest of the year: time to think. [...]
Read moreFor the Children? Data Center Strengthens Local School District, Community
Richland Parish, Louisiana is not often the subject of national news. This month has been an exception. [...]
Read moreHow Many Laws Are Too Many?
A total of 1,259 bills were filed during the 2026 Louisiana Legislative Session, which adjourned on June [...]
Read moreSPECIAL FEATURE: Louisiana’s School Funding Reckoning: Teacher Pay, the MFP, and the Need for a Bigger Conversation
Louisiana’s debate over teacher pay has exposed a deeper problem that policymakers can no longer afford [...]
Read moreReal Action on Artificial Intelligence
Last week, the White House released an Executive Order (EO) Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence [...]
Read moreA Win for Worker Freedom in Louisiana! SB312 Awaits Gov. Landry’s Signature
A big win for worker freedom in Louisiana! Senate Bill 312, sponsored by Senator Kirk Talbot and [...]
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