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  1. ‘It’s unlikely they’ll be able to stop tidal waves of cigarettes’

    Todd Nesbit and Mike LaFaive break down their data on rising taxes and cigarette smuggling

  2. ‘When there’s a threat of failure, people innovate’

    Richard Vedder discusses his book on creative destruction in higher education

  3. ‘A functioning democracy requires healthy dissent’

    Stephen Henderson and Nolan Finley urge Americans to embrace civil disagreement, not avoid it

  4. ‘I couldn’t stand by’

    Sandra Hernden and Steve Delie tell the story of one woman’s fight to recover her first amendment rights

  5. ‘Politicians are myopic’

    Patrick Wright on unconstitutional state spending that favors certain district projects over others

  6. ‘Get off the floor, wipe your eyes, log off that computer and start homeschooling’

    Bernita Bradley on launching microschools in Detroit

  7. ‘Work never gets boring’

    FIRE’s Ryne Weiss on protecting freedom of speech on campus

  8. ‘A loss for the American economy’

    Jeffrey Schwab discusses filing major lawsuit on the imposition of tariffs

  9. ‘Welcome to the wild and wonderful’

    Jessi Troyan on universal licensing and breaking barriers to work in West Virginia

  10. ‘Darn good policy’

    George Leef on Right to Work and Rethinking Higher Education

  11. ‘The public can’t stop it’

    Daniel Crane on navigating AI innovation and regulation

  12. ‘The government never goes out of business’

    State Rep. Jordan Teuscher on how Utah banned public sector unionization

  13. ‘The battle is not over’

    Dr. Keli’i Akina on passing the largest tax cut in Hawaii’s state history

  14. ‘Make the case for reform’

    Meagan Forbes and Lee McGrath advance occupational licensing reform

  15. ‘The people do have a voice — it's called the legislature’

    Badger Institute’s Patrick McIlheran discusses citizen-led referenda

  16. ‘You’ve got to get it in writing’

    Scott Tillman discusses putting term limits on U.S. Congress

  17. ‘Playing with taxpayer money’

    Jon Riches investigates government violations of gift clauses

  18. ‘Not just a healthcare issue’

    Layal Bou Harfouch on bringing empathy into drug policy

  19. ‘Stories change the culture’

    Bob Ewing on mastering the art of public speaking

  20. 'Hold the powerful accountable’

    Dave Bondy breaks down the ever-shifting landscape of political journalism

  21. ‘Protect the reliability of the grid’

    Jon Sanders discusses the feasibility of renewable energy in North Carolina

  22. ‘When the government selects who wins, everyone loses’

    Michigan Rising Action’s Abby Mitch on holding elected officials accountable

  23. ‘We have to fight for the commanding heights of American culture’

    American Culture Project’s John Tillman on winning through upstream engagement

  24. ‘There’s a bigger strategy at play’

    Angela Erickson on project management’s role in ending home equity theft

  25. ‘I want an economic system that pulls billions out of poverty’

    Josh Bandoch on persuading the left and the right to help America’s poor

  26. ‘Everybody’s got to read my book and believe it’

    Bryan Caplan on using graphic novels to change housing policy

  27. ‘We’re putting a face and a name on the issue’

    Elizabeth Stelle on winning more school choice in a purple state

  28. ‘Certificate of Need laws are a public policy failure’

    Alasdair Whitney on the battles to remove barriers to entry for healthcare providers

  29. ‘I was so distraught; I felt like I had to do something’

    Basanta Adhikari on moving the Overton Window in Nepal

  30. ‘You have to have a critical mass of people who care about it’

    Mike Reitz on political strategy and public policy

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