Federalism isn’t about states’ rights. It’s about responsibilities. Written by Many current controversies implicate the principle of federalism, but that principle is not always well understood. Rather than viewing states as rights holders or...
App stores are not like bookstores: Courts need to provide clarity on laws to help parents Written by William C. Duncan The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit is considering an important case challenging a Texas law that requires app stores to ensure minors...
Sutherland Institute signs coalition letter in support of the GOOD Act Written by Dear Leader Thune and Senator Paul: We write to urge the passage of the Guidance Out of Darkness (GOOD) Act (H.R. 1515) and the Information Quality Assurance Act (IQAA) (H.R....
Protecting Essential Institutions: Why Religious Freedom and Parental Rights Matter Written by While there are ominous developments in family policy, there are some legal developments that can provide some hope. The U.S. Supreme Court’s robust protection of religious...
The Supreme Court Stands Up for Donor Privacy Written by The U.S. Supreme Court recently decided a case protecting the freedom of association for nonprofit organizations. The Court unanimously held that the First Amendment rights of a private organization are...
