Victory for Free Speech: Jaiden’s Case Moves Forward!
Freedom has won another round. A federal judge has ruled that Jaiden Rodriguez’s First Amendment lawsuit will move forward. Jaiden made national headlines when he was pulled from class for…
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MSLF Attorney Ivan London Testifies on Alaska Railroad Property Rights
On Tuesday, April 1, 2025, MSLF attorney Ivan London testified before the Alaska House Transportation Committee to address proposed legislation aimed at reigning in the Alaska Railroad Corporation’s use of…
Challenging Unchecked Executive Power: The Constitutional Duty of Judicial Review
For over a century, presidents have wielded the Antiquities Act to designate vast stretches of land as national monuments—often pushing the boundaries of executive authority. But who ensures those boundaries…
DOJ Stands for Equality and Abandons Defense of Race- and Sex-Based USDA Relief Programs
On March 10, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) publicly informed Speaker of the House Mike Johnson that it will no longer defend race- and sex-based preferences in federal agricultural…
A Supreme Court Battle Over Gun Industry Liability
The U.S. Supreme Court is poised to decide a case that could have sweeping consequences for the firearms industry, American sovereignty, and the integrity of Second Amendment protections. In Estados…
VICTORY in San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council, et al. v. Dan Dallas, et al: Public Lands Stay Open for Recreation!
Great news for trail riders, outdoor enthusiasts, and everyone who believes that public lands should be for public use—our fight to protect access to the Rio Grande National Forest is…
Government Renounces Race and Sex Preferences in Emergency Relief, Signaling Major Legal Shift
In a major development in Strickland v. U.S. Department of Agriculture, the federal government has informed the court that it is renouncing race- and sex-based preferences in emergency relief programs.…
Government Hits the Pause Button in Moms for Liberty v. U.S. Department of Education
In a win for free speech and the rule of law, on February 10, 2025, the federal government boldly reversed course, and changed its position on whether President Biden’s regulations…
The American Aviation Industry Needs the Best and the Brightest
Last night, tragedy struck in Washington, D.C., as a military helicopter and an American Airlines plane collided in a horrific accident, leaving the city shaken and a nation mourning. While…
Promising Step Forward in Danielle Johnson v. Oregon DEQ
We’re thrilled to report a significant development in Danielle Johnson v. Oregon DEQ. A federal District Judge has rejected a Magistrate Judge’s earlier recommendation to dismiss Danielle’s hostile work environment…