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Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on November 19, 2024
Louisiana Should Eliminate the Burdensome Corporate Franchise Tax
Years of poor public policy have driven families and businesses out of the Pelican State, leaving it with [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on November 14, 2024
A Big Help for Small Businesses
Artificial intelligence has transformed businesses and industries across the world. The profound benefits [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on November 6, 2024
Data Center of Attention: the Power Houses of the Digital World
Artificial intelligence (AI) has dominated tech headlines for the last two years, fascinating industry [...]
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Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on November 5, 2024
What Is Fiscal Conservatism?
As Louisiana’s special session on fiscal reform begins this week, the focus should be on fiscal [...]
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Erin Bendily, Ph.D.
on November 4, 2024
Why Are Louisiana’s Public School Leaders Still Not Spending the Money They’ve Been Allocated to Help Students Learn?
We’ve written about this before—millions of dollars from state coffers allocated to Louisiana high [...]
Read morePosted by
Hope Schumaker
on October 30, 2024
Rocky Mountain AI
For every stunning feat of progress in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), it seems there is a new [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on October 29, 2024
Save the Court Date: How Technology Can Help Reduce “Failure to Appear” Rates
Missing a court appearance can have serious consequences: hefty fines, arrest warrants, and even jail [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on October 25, 2024
Something We Can All Agree On
Last month, the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) moved past the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce [...]
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Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on October 24, 2024
Louisiana’s Labor Market Improves but More Work to Do
With its rich cultural heritage and strategic location along the Gulf of Mexico, Louisiana boasts [...]
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