A landmark case in Texas challenged the state's cosmetology laws, which required eyebrow threaders to spend nine months in a private beauty school learning nothing about their craft. The case, defended by the Institute for Justice, established that under the Texas Constitution, there must be a real and substantial connection between government regulations and how they function in the real world. [... more]

Taylor Dooley shares her experience as a child actor, from her early days on the set of 'Sharkboy and Lavagirl' to her decision to step away from the industry and focus on her education and personal growth. Meanwhile, an Institute for Justice attorney defends a Texas business owner against occupational licensing regulations, arguing that they are unconstitutional and unduly burdensome. Additionally, a woman shares her story about managing her breast cancer risk and the importance of learning her full family history of cancer. [... more]

The story of how a small toy company, Kenner, took the risk of manufacturing Star Wars toys after the big toy companies passed on the opportunity. Meanwhile, in Texas, a landmark case on economic freedom was fought by the Institute for Justice, with attorney Wesley Hoddet defending Ash Patel, who employed eyebrow threaders, against the state's requirement for cosmetology licenses. [... more]