Freelancing or free speech? California’s AB5 gets speaking professionals coming and going

Threats to free speech can be veiled as restrictions on economic activity. California’s AB5 is the latest example. Many people who don’t prefer traditional office environments have benefited from independent contracting. From freelance photographers to truckers to massage therapists, workers can find freedom in setting their own hours and being their own boss. California took…

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The Supreme Court can stop unelected bureaucrats and private corporations from imposing taxes

Americans for Prosperity Foundation recently filed a friend-of-the-court brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in Consumers’ Research v. Federal Communications Commission, urging the Court to grant Consumers Research’s cert petition and enforce the Constitution’s system of checks and balances. At issue is the constitutionality of the Universal Service Fund, a social welfare program that subsidizes certain consumers’ telecommunications services at…

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Permission to Care

Permission to Care Certificate of need (“CON”) laws require health care providers to obtain approval from the state before adding or expanding facilities, services, or equipment. Fifty years ago, lawmakers believed they could contain rising health care spending by preventing providers from offering redundant services in the same proximate area. However, recent research finds that…

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Education

We believe in individualized learning, where education empowers every learner and family

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Foreign Policy

foreign policy

Foreign policy plays a crucial role in ensuring the security, prosperity, and rights of American citizens

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Immigration

immigration

Our current system is outdated, dysfunctional, and fails to serve the people of the United States

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