Louisiana
Banking on Freedom: Executive Order Takes Aim at Reputational Debanking
The free market necessitates voluntary exchange, free from government coercion. Mutual cooperation [...]
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Parental Rights and Responsibilities in Louisiana: A Free Market Approach to Child Protection and Guidance
In Louisiana, the legal framework governing parental rights and responsibilities strikes a delicate [...]
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(Machine) Learning in Louisiana Schools
For many around the state, last week marked the first day of school. Students, teachers, and parents [...]
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My Dues Paid for WHAT?
On June 14, 2025, Americans across the country took to the streets to exercise their First Amendment [...]
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What Is the Free Market, Anyway?
Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman (1912-2006) argued that the philosophy of the free market [...]
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Opinion: Recent Blackouts Should Be a Wake-Up Call — Louisiana Can’t Keep Shutting Out Real Energy Solutions
Just days after the Louisiana Public Service Commission (LPSC) voted to shut down its only active review [...]
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Louisiana Is Losing the Race—and It’s Time to Get Back to Basics
Too many people are leaving, and bad policy is to blame. People are voting with their feet, and Louisiana [...]
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Ushering in America’s New Atomic Age: Three Takeaways from the House Oversight Hearing on Nuclear Energy Reform
Last week, the U.S. House Committee on Economic Growth, Energy Policy, and Regulatory Affairs held a [...]
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Is Government Truly Limited in Louisiana?
In Louisiana and across the country, there’s a growing hunger for limited government, driven by the [...]
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