NJ contractor Earle Asphalt is suing the state over race/sex hiring quotas and union mandates on public projects, claiming Equal Protection violations.
On April 24, 2026, Pacific Legal Foundation filed two petitions with FWS to reestablish the abandoned protections for fishermen’s rights.
If the government wants a public monument, it must pay for one—not force private homeowners to foot the bill. The City of Los Angeles is no exception.
Race-based school admissions policy excludes low-income Asian students, violating equal protection by engineering racial outcomes over individual merit.
But when the State adopted an executive order banning hydraulic fracking, the Woodwards abruptly lost the ability to use their own property.
Man fights criminal charges from Yellowstone trip, arguing park officials have no constitutional power to make criminal law.
In July 2025, after a nearly thirteen-year odyssey through Hawaii’s trial and appellate courts, Don Williams secured a major victory.
Federal lawsuit challenges California’s race-based maternal health program.
Nursing and rehabilitation facility challenges NLRB’s unconstitutional in-house tribunal.