Louisiana
What Privacy Means for the Public
In many ways we value what makes states unique and their authority to make their own laws. But long ago, [...]
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A Common-Sense Constitution
Common-sense is too often in short supply in politics. The entrenched special interests digging in hard [...]
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Federal Change Could Boost Louisiana Workforce
This op-ed was originally published by State Affairs and the April 17 edition of Beltway Beat. It can be [...]
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Was it the End of the Internet?
The recent solar eclipse is not the only defining story of 2017 that we are revisiting—net neutrality is [...]
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Crucial Legislation for Workforce and Social Services Passes U.S. House of Representatives
In a victory for state innovation and empowerment, the U.S. House of Representatives recently passed H.R. [...]
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Why Can’t All School Requirements Be the Same?
It’s a question we’ve been hearing a lot lately from lawmakers as they debate education bills in the [...]
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Tear Down Budget Silos, Don’t Add More
While most states, particularly southern states, see growing populations, booming job markets, and [...]
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FACT-Government Union Reforms Empower Workers, Not Union Executives
FACT-Government Union Reforms Empower Workers, Not Union Executives This spring, the Louisiana [...]
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Louisiana Economic Situation March 2024: Employment Declines by 16,000 Since March 2023
It’s Geaux Time in Louisiana. The potential changes in Baton Rouge to remove barriers to work and let [...]
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