There’s a simple promise at the heart of our Constitution: the people we elect—members of Congress, not judges— are the ones who make the laws. This case raises a specific question about that promise: what happens when…
Introduction Who decides who gets to use water in the American West—the federal regulators who manage infrastructure, or the state-law water users who put it to beneficial use? That question lies at…
Introduction West Virginia passed a law to protect equality and safety in women’s sports by making sure competition stays separated by biological sex. This is common sense. Men and women…
As a licensed professional counselor with a master’s degree in clinical mental health, Kaley Chiles spends her days helping clients in Colorado Springs navigate trauma, addiction, identity, and other deeply…
When the government locks you out of your own land, refuses to compensate you, and tells you to spend years and thousands of dollars just to ask for permission to…
Brooks Warden was just a middle schooler in Austin, Texas, when his educational experience took a dark turn. After wearing a Make America Great Again hat on a school field…
First Choice is a collection of five medically licensed centers that offer free medical services and material support to women facing unplanned pregnancies. First Choice is funded exclusively by private…
Can Congress hand over its power to tax Americans to unelected federal regulators and then blindly let those regulators further delegate the power to tax Americans to a company? That’s…
At the heart of our nation’s commitment to equality lies the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, which guarantees that no government entity—including courts themselves—shall deny any person within…
Imagine living in a state where nearly half the land—millions of acres rich in resources—remains locked away under federal control, stifling economic growth and silencing your community’s voice. For the…