School Choice Garners National Attention

The Wall Street Journal prominently featured WILL's research on an editorial published this week.

In the article they mentioned, "Students who spent four or more years in the statewide voucher program gained the equivalent of 1.15 years of extra education, compared to similar public-school students, according to a summary of the findings by."

WILL has built our reputation on strong, well-vetted reearch making the case for better choices for parents in Wisconsin and across the country.

Our peer-reviewed academic research was also highlighted in a op-ed with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

WILL Beats Back Utility Monopoly in Land Rights Case

The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC) took some action last week regarding the American Transmission Company's (ATC) application to build a transmission line across the Saukville property of WILL clients Tom and Mary Uttech against their wishes.

The PSC revoked its previously issued completeness determination, meaning the application process would need to start over.

The application was to build high voltage power lines to supply a new AI Data Center being built in the county. WILL has argued that private companies should not be allowed to use the eminent domain power of the state to take private property solely to benefit other private companies.

This reset of the regulatory process is a significant win for property rights and regulatory transparency in Wisconsin. We hope to issue a formal announcement later this week.

On Socialism and Its Growing Influence Across America, Rick Weighs In...

Wisconsin just had a nailbiter of a primary, but make no mistake radical socialism is on the rise.

Once a fringe ideology, socialism is gaining ground with younger Americans, winning elections, and reshaping both parties' economic debates. That's what this episode of "If You Can Keep It" is all about.

WILL Founder Rick Esenberg is joined by Dr. Samuel Gregg, President of the American Institute for Economic Research. Together, they break down what socialism really means, why capitalism is losing support, what's driving young Americans left and whether free markets can win them back.

Celebrate America at WILL's Annual Event

Your generous support makes WILL’s work possible.

Join us for WILL’s Annual Celebration Dinner as we mark 15 years of defending freedom, constitutional government, and the rule of law.

This year’s keynote address will be delivered by Charles C. W. Cooke, Senior Editor at National Review and host of The Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast.

A graduate of the University of Oxford, where he studied Modern History and Politics, Cooke is a leading voice on constitutional government, individual liberty, and American political life.

Don’t miss out on a night celebrating freedom. Get your tickets before they sell out!

LAST CHANCE: Join Our "What America Means to Me Contest"

In celebration of the United States' 250th anniversary, WILL launched the “What America Means to Me” student contest, an initiative designed to encourage the next generation to engage and learn more about America’s founding principles.

Consistent with WILL’s mission to advance the public interest in the rule of law, individual liberty, constitutional government, and a robust civil society, this contest invites students in kindergarten through 12th grade to reflect on the meaning of freedom in their own lives. This contest is open to all public, charter, private, and homeschool students who are citizens of the United States and reside in Wisconsin.

All submissions are due by August 15, 2026. Cash prizes will be awarded!

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