How Three New Jersey Fishermen Took on the Administrative State and Won
Mar 23, 2026

Our history is filled with figures who have shaped society, culture, and politics in fundamental ways. We teach our children about heroic figures like George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. But America’s story hasn’t only been written by famous presidents or generals. It has often been written by everyday people who confront something unfair, refuse to stand by, and take one small step to fix the injustices they see. 

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Give Me Liberty — and Let Americans Work
Mar 11, 2026

This anniversary, let us give people liberty to work and to build the lives they dream of. 

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State Model Legislation: Guidance Out of Darkness Act (“GOOD Act”)
Nov 5, 2025

The GOOD Act requires disclosure of all federal guidance received by state agencies and publication of all state-issued guidance.

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Restoring the Constitution’s Separation of Powers: Chevron’s Demise and the Promise of Loper Bright
Sep 17, 2025

On this Constitution Day, we should remember that the Supreme Court’s decision in Loper Bright reaffirms our founding principles. By ending Chevron deference, the Court has helped to restore the separation of powers, strengthen judicial independence, and offer Congress a chance to reclaim its Article I authority.

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Stack of Books and Apple
New Arkansas Law Prevents Abuse of Copyright to Ensure Access to Educational Materials
Apr 17, 2025

Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed the Public School Access and Transparency Act (SB572) into law, marking a major victory for parents, students, and transparency advocates. The new law strengthens the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act by ensuring public access to the learning materials used in public schools.

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State Model Legislation: Guidance Out of Darkness Act
Mar 5, 2025

A model bill to require state agencies to publish federal guidance online.

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