The Wall Street Journal
The Meteoric Rise and Spectacular Fall of CA’s SB1047: a Lesson in Preemptive Regulation
This summer California’s SB 1047, the “Safe and Secure Innovation for Frontier Artificial Intelligence [...]
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Tech Under Trump
As the federal election season kicks into full swing, it’s easy to get lost in the spectacle of two [...]
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The Technologies, They are a Changin
The nature of technology is one of swift progress and continuous change. The innovation of today is old [...]
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What is Digital Equity and Will it Help Louisiana?
Broadband is a crucial component of today’s infrastructure and allows people to stay connected within [...]
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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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Wall Street Journal Cites Pelican Lawsuit Abuse Study
Louisiana’s lawsuit abuse climate has caught the eye of the Wall Street Journal, and a recent [...]
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The Broken Promises of Louisiana’s Medicaid Expansion
Some in Louisiana want to claim that the state’s expansion of Medicaid to able-bodied adults represents a [...]
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Pelican Senior Fellow Chris Jacobs Featured in Wall Street Journal: Medicaid Expansion has Louisianans Dropping Their Private Plans
The Pelican Institute’s Senior Fellow Chris Jacobs authored a column featured in the Wall Street [...]
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Louisiana’s New “Amazon Law” Raises Constitutional Questions
The question of whether states can or should tax businesses when their only in-state presence is an [...]
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