Supreme Court of the United States
SCOTUS Weighs in on Free Speech Online
The advent of online speech allowed ideas and content to reach incredibly large audiences at speeds [...]
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Paycheck Piracy? Louisiana’s Public Employees Deserve Protection
Auto-pay is one of modern life’s great conveniences. It’s hard to put a price on the peace of mind that [...]
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Not A Great Look
Last week, Christine Wilson, a commissioner at the FTC, wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal [...]
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Social Media and the Supreme Court
Next week, the Supreme Court is set to hear cases involving the content moderation practices of social [...]
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Choosing The Gatekeepers
Louisiana once again finds itself atop yet another “naughty” list. Currently, Louisiana has the largest [...]
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Social Media is Likely Headed to the Supreme Court
Last week, the United States Supreme Court granted an emergency stay preventing a Texas social media law [...]
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Louisiana’s Sales Tax Laws Are a Nightmare for Small Business Owners
To say that the internet has changed the way Americans shop and do business is an understatement. [...]
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Protect Life and Liberty in a Pandemic
Did Louisiana’s government infringe on the rights of its citizens with its COVID-19 mandates? Today, the [...]
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School Choice Champions Earn Major Victory in SCOTUS’ Espinoza Decision
Today, in a landmark victory for First Amendment and school choice champions, the U.S. Supreme Court [...]
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