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WILL has helped lead the charge to roll back the illegal, harmful Obama policy Today, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos officially rescinded a 2014 Obama-era “Dear Colleague” letter that [...]

Amicus argues cross does not violate the Establishment Clause The News: WILL filed an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in a pair of consolidated cases, The American Legion v. American [...]

WILL work has championed rescinding the illegal, harmful policy The News: The Trump administration is preparing to cancel and rescind a 2014 Obama-era “Dear Colleague” letter intended to [...]

Gov. Walker signed three bills into law on Friday that were passed during the extraordinary session, and on Monday, a liberal group requested that a Madison federal court judge overturn the new [...]

Sobic to have expanded role managing WILL’s K-12 education reform project The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty is pleased to announce that Libby Sobic is WILL’s new Director & [...]

Subjective criteria, work disincentives plague disability insurance program The Problem: With unemployment at record lows, Wisconsin’s central economic challenge is a labor shortage. 76% of [...]

Legislature approves administrative rulemaking reforms, tax reform; maintains DPI oversight The extraordinary session began in both the Assembly and Senate yesterday and was still going on while [...]

Administrative law reforms, transparency and oversight, and key tax reforms The Legislature is meeting to consider hundreds of pages of reforms. These reforms are moving quick. Both the Assembly [...]

Provision has “conservatives scratching their heads” Short Version: Yesterday, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that the Assembly omnibus exempts the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) [...]