This November, Californians have the chance to vote on a proposed reform to the state’s environmental review process—a process that has been weaponized to ...

A Tucson restaurant owner won his challenge to Arizona’s cage-free egg rule after a court ruled the agency lacked legislative authority to impose it.

This research in brief explains how these laws enable third-party legal challenges, identifies where such litigation is available, evaluates the effects of litigation on housing and environmental ...

The Constitution’s Equal Protection Clause protects individuals from being judged by their race or skin color.

Let’s not bury the lede. PLF is going back to the Supreme Court! Yesterday, the Court agreed to hear our case challenging Montgomery County’s magnet school admissions rules, which were designed to ...

Medicare pays Dr. Alicia Spoor $29.21 for an hourlong comprehensive hearing evaluation. Keeping her Maryland audiology practice running costs about $235 an hour—and that’s just to break even. Dr.

Carson City, Nevada; October 29, 2026: The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that a California architect had no right to a jury trial before a state licensing board imposed over $29,000 in fines. Jeffrey ...

Washington, DC; October 28, 2026: Pacific Legal Foundation is joined by more than 35 coalition partners in urging congressional leaders to pass the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of ...

San Francisco, California; October 27, 2026: A television production company filed its opening brief yesterday challenging an administrative order that forces it to pay money damages without first ...

Anastasia Boden has a thing for liberty—and a borderline obsessive relationship with the Supreme Court. While most people unplug with Netflix and a glass of wine, she’s devouring SCOTUS transcripts ...

Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology—commonly referred to as TJ—is one of the best public high schools in the United States. For decades, hardworking students in Northern Virginia ...

Active: Lawsuit challenges Oregon’s punishment of a state employee for objecting to race-based workplace training and policies Danielle Johnson is a procurement and contract specialist for the Oregon ...