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Presidents’ Day: Two and a Half Centuries of Leadership—and the Limits That Sustain It
This year, Louisianans observe two holidays on the same day—celebrating Lundi Gras with their communities [...]
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Shedding Light on Louisiana’s Boards and Commissions: Opportunities for Transparency, Accountability, and Reform
Louisiana’s occupational licensing boards get a lot of attention, and rightfully so. The state requires a [...]
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Louisiana’s Grid Gambit: Is It Time to Let Private Power Play?
Last month, the New Orleans City Council voted unanimously to impose a one-year moratorium on data center [...]
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When a Landmark Trial Misses the Mark
Social media use among young people is widespread, but so too are accounts of depression, anxiety, and [...]
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On Lincoln’s Birthday, Remember the Right to Rise
As Americans, we remember the great leaders of our country and reflect on their contributions to our [...]
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Courts vs. Communities: Should Judges Override Local Land-Use Decisions?
Can the courts substitute their judgment for the reasonable judgment of local governments when it comes [...]
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A New Era of Opportunity: How Governor Landry’s LA GATOR ESA Outshines Outdated Vouchers
In the heart of Louisiana, where innovation and opportunity should define our future, the new LA GATOR [...]
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When Complacency is Not an Option: Federal Preemption in the Face of a Growing Patchwork
The Wall Street Journal reported last week that record-breaking valuations of billions of dollars are [...]
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Gotta Know When to Fold ‘Em: the FTC Resumes Its Antitrust Aggression
Last week, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) appealed a federal court ruling that Meta antitrust does [...]
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