For most of American history, government “eminent domain,” “takings” or “public use” referred to a narrow power—the right to seize private property, but only for genuine public uses like roads, schools, or courthouses, and only with just…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOctober 28, 2025 Mississippi Center for Public Policy Celebrates Statewide…
Welcome back to the American Experiment Podcast! This week, Grace and Kathryn are back to dive into…
Across the country, cities are rethinking rules that force developers to overbuild parking—and…
Colorado’s statewide Propositions LL and MM are ominous preludes to the so-called ‘progressive’…
From a press release issued today, Attorney General Ellison sues Trump administration for illegally suspending SNAP benefits Officially, the federal government is shut down, deprived of any authority to spend money or do anything else, for that…
The National Center for Energy Analytics released a report this month that evaluates each state’s…
One of the consequences of the collapse of downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul is the rise of…
Governor Laura Kelly’s Healthcare Access for Working Kansans (HAWK) Act was sold as a…
The rebuilding of Lahaina in the wake of the 2023 wildfires might not be happening fast, but there…
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