property rights
You Don’t Have a Constitutional Right to Free Speech … On Someone Else’s Property
The Goldwater Institute this week filed a brief in the U.S. Supreme Court urging it to overrule a decades-old precedent that allows people to exercise their freedom of speech—by trespassing on other people’s land. That case, called PruneYard v.…
Liberty in Action: The Story of America
What did the Founders really mean when they said “All men are created equal”? Whose ideas informed…
Jury to Decide Important Property Rights Fight
This month, when Chris Bank would usually be tending a crop of well-maintained sunflowers in the…
Georgia Reforms Local Permitting Process, Protecting…
In a major win for property rights and good governance, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed…
Oklahoma Legislature Sends Homelessness Accountability…
This week, Oklahoma lawmakers voted to hold local governments accountable when officials allow…
The significance of Lakewood’s crushing anti-density vote
People gradually get fed up with the Third-World style “progressive” delusions . . . . Perhaps the quiet changes already have begun in Colorado. By Rob Natelson This article first appeared in Complete Colorado on April 13, 2026. On April 7, voters in…
Goldwater Institute Defends Home-Sharing in Arkansas…
The Goldwater Institute has filed a friend of the court brief in support of property owners who have…
Sedona’s Home-Sharing Ban Struck Down
Arizona’s Court of Appeals has delivered a major victory for private property rights, ruling that…
The 2025 Journal
Click here to read the full version of The Journal. Table of Contents Florida’s Rural…
Property Rights Victory! Prescott Hotel Greenlighted…
Jim Griset had a simple dream: to build a small, boutique hotel in the heart of downtown Prescott,…
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