One Woman’s Fight Protects Property Owners Across Texas

• July 28, 2026

A Plain Outlier: North Dakota Prefers Licensed Teachers Over Qualified Ones

• July 28, 2026

What’s In A Name? Speakeasies Aren’t Illegal, But In Nebraska, Their Names Can Be

• July 28, 2026

A Lot at Stake: IJ Battles Restrictive Zoning

• July 28, 2026

Taking Out The Trash: Texas Entrepreneur Fights City’s Dumpster Monopoly

• July 28, 2026

IJ Fights Pennsylvania’s Costly “Ghost Office” Requirement

• July 28, 2026

IJ Takes North Dakota Ranchers’ Pipeline Fight To The Supreme Court

• July 28, 2026

A Victory For Fresh Starts In The Bluegrass State

• July 28, 2026

Victory! An Illinois City Lets Garden Grow

• July 28, 2026

Friends Of The Court, Foes Of Financially Driven “Justice”

• July 28, 2026

IJ Makes Headlines

• June 1, 2026

Winning The Fight Against Bogus Blight

• June 1, 2026

Two Wins For The First Amendment

• June 1, 2026

Policing For Profit—And Without Due Process

• June 1, 2026

250 Years Of Declaring–And Enforcing–Our Rights

• June 1, 2026

Food Trucks Are Perfect Vehicles For Cutting-Edge Challenges

• June 1, 2026

Reining In The Regulators

• June 1, 2026

Challenging The Plate-Reader Panopticon From Coast To Coast

• June 1, 2026

Justice Delivered Federal Court Closes The Book On Pagedale’s Policing-For-Profit Scheme

• June 1, 2026

IJ To Put Agency Judges On Trial At The U.S. Supreme Court

• June 1, 2026

Closing The Open Fields Loophole In Idaho

• June 1, 2026

IJ Updates: Spring 2026

• June 1, 2026

IJ Makes Headlines

• April 30, 2026

IJ Makes Headlines

• April 1, 2026

Victory For Accountability In Brookside

• April 1, 2026

Detention Before Lunch

• April 1, 2026

First-Round Victory For Food Startups In Texas

• April 1, 2026

IJ Takes On Small-Town Tyrants

• April 1, 2026

Burying Oklahoma’s Casket Cartel Once and For All

• April 1, 2026

Despite Setback, Opportunities Abound In IJ’s Excessive Fines Work

• April 1, 2026