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Post After 100 years, YIMBYism is Finally Having Its Moment. But A Long Fight Remains If YIMBYs Want to Cement Their Moment. September 20, 2024
Post Doctors Are Battling to Open an ER in Western North Carolina. It Shouldn’t Take Mountains of Red Tape, Years of Litigation to Do So. August 16, 2024
Post Maine’s Struggles with Overly Restrictive Zoning, NIMBYism Isn’t Unique. It’s a Direct Reflection of the Issues Dozens of States Face. August 16, 2024
Post Two Decades After Kelo, North Carolina Seems Doomed to Repeat One of America’s Most Infamous Cases of Eminent Domain Abuse July 31, 2024
Post Across America, Reforms to Address Housing Shortages Face Stiff Opposition from Some Local Residents July 12, 2024
Post A Houston Man Was Jailed for Weeks in a Case of Mistaken Identity. But Holding Officials Accountable Will Be Nearly Impossible Thanks to the Supreme Court June 24, 2024
Post More Than 100 Years After its Creation, Officials Seem to Finally Realize That Overly Restrictive Zoning is Problematic June 14, 2024
Post Chance the Rapper’s New Song is More Than a Tribute to the Power of Home—It’s a Warning About the Dangers of Eminent Domain May 31, 2024
Post Transparency Helps Democracy Thrive. Yet, States Continue to Pass Laws Criminalizing People’s Ability to Record Officials’ Actions May 1, 2024
Post Americans Shouldn’t Get Punished for Opening Their Properties to Help Others. Unfortunately, Overly Complex Zoning Laws Often Criminalize These Acts of Kindness. January 24, 2024
Post Legal Scholars and Public Interest Law Firms Across Ideological Spectrum Back Sylvia Gonzalez in Landmark Supreme Court Fight Against Government Retaliation December 19, 2023
Post New Report Questions Wilmington’s Fines and Fees as City Continues to Face Lawsuit Over Their Constitutionality December 7, 2023
Post Protecting First Amendment, Citizen Journalists is Becoming Increasingly Critical as Newspapers Continue to Disappear November 30, 2023
Post This Texas Mother is Fighting for Her Children’s Educational Future as Texas Lawmakers Convene to Consider ESAs October 25, 2023
Post DeKalb County is Threatening to Shut Down Gas Stations if They Don’t Upgrade Surveillance Systems at Their Own Cost October 23, 2023
Post Palm Springs Should Allow Street Vending to Enrich its Community, Not Impose Arbitrary Regulations October 6, 2023
Post Why Protect the Fourth Amendment? So Cities Can’t Use EMTs to Find Code Violations. September 20, 2023
Post Happy Constitution Day! Today Americans Should Celebrate our Liberties, but Remember That Freedom is Fragile September 17, 2023
Post A Police Department in Rural Texas is Raising Questions Over its Ticketing Practices in a Brazen Violation of Americans’ Civil Liberties September 12, 2023