Bradley Smith and Paul Gessing write about legislation in New Mexico that regardless of where you reside, should make you sit up and take notice. Do we really want the states requiring residents to disclose every donation we make to every cause and then compiling that information into a publicly [Read More…]
First the Association of National Advertisers weighed in against California Assembly Bill 375. Now Adrian Covert, vice president of public policy at the Bay Area Council, is also weighing in against it: Assembly Bill 375, introduced with just weeks left in the Legislative year without adequate review or study, is a [Read More…]
Rachel Blevins of The Free Thought Project writes: A bill that will allow homes to be searched without a warrant was passed with overwhelming support by the United States Congress, and signed into law by President Trump—and it happened with no media coverage and very little fanfare. On the surface, House [Read More…]
Governor Andrew Cuomo has signed legislation putting into place additional protections for students and expanding anti-tampering laws to prohibit unlawful alteration of any official student record in any primary, intermediate, high school or college in the state. “These records can set the course for a student’s entire future and New [Read More…]