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Willing and Label: The Free Market Is Willing to Help Families—Will a Warning Label Stand in the Way?
Labels can be profoundly helpful in many instances. Nutrition information, brands, and medicine dosages, [...]
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Refusing the Right of First Refusal: A Path to Energy Affordability
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) announced that its priority for 2024 is to improve the [...]
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Harris on Tech
Last month, we examined what a Trump-Vance administration could mean for tech policy. Similarly, [...]
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A Fragmented System: Louisiana Audit Calls for Improved Coordination in Social Safety Net and Workforce Programs
A recent performance audit conducted by the Louisiana Legislative Auditor found significant shortcomings [...]
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Alternatives to Crime: Advancing Local Solutions that Work
Recently the Baton Rouge Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Foundation announced the building of a new [...]
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Antitrust or Anti-Consumer?
Last year, U.S. Senators Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), and Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) [...]
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Social Media Regulations Will Not Help Parents
As COVID-19 recedes and we can interact physically again, many are concerned about the amount of time [...]
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RIGHT ON CRIME PARTNERS WITH THE PELICAN INSTITUTE TO OFFER LOUISIANA PUBLIC SAFETY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM SOLUTIONS
In partnership with Right on Crime, the Pelican Institute for Public Policy (Pelican Institute) today [...]
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Louisiana’s Foray Into Modular Education
It is no surprise that this policy comes out of Louisiana, a state that has led the way in school choice [...]
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