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Wall Street Journal: Schools offer empty words to Asians
The national dialogue has rightly focused on laws and policies that discriminate against Asians. But the problem has been brewing for years in school districts across the country. |
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The New York Times accidentally praises PLF’s advocacy for property rights
New York Times columnists might not agree with PLF’s position on a lot of issues—especially our unapologetic defense of property rights. But when covering our current U.S. Supreme Court case Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid, The Times gives a (likely unintended) glowing review of our strategy to advance property rights. |
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Momentum is building against the CDC eviction ban
In early September, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention banned landlords from evicting tenants due to nonpayment. To be sure, many tenants are suffering from the economic fallout of the shutdowns, but landlords are struggling as well. Fortunately, the tide has begun to turn in the legal battle over the CDC’s moratorium on evictions. |
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The Hill: Property rights are fundamental to a free society—and to conservation
Property rights are the foundation of a free society. That’s why the U.S. Constitution and every state constitution explicitly protects our rights to own, use, and sell property. Yet, government officials frequently seek to violate these rights. |
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