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Another Supreme Court Victory for Property Rights
We filed numerous amicus curiae briefs in this crucial defense against the Left’s encroachment of property rights.
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The Keystone Pipeline is Dead
The death of the Keystone XL means we replace a safe, inexpensive, and relatively eco-friendly means of oil transport with other methods that are more likely to endanger humans and the environment.
The Supreme Court Briefs That Dismantle New York’s Public Carry Ban
Never let anyone tell you that the movement for gun rights is marginal, or confined to one demographic.
Biden Educrats Walk Back Radical Plans Following Public, MSLF, Pushback
Back in April, the Department of Education proposed a new set of criteria for judging whether school districts would be eligible for federal grants. It proposed two key priorities. The…
Crucial Components in the Creation of Successful 2nd Amendment ‘Sanctuary’ States
Recently, Joel Osterhoudt of Reason published an interesting piece recognizing the rise in Second Amendment “sanctuary” states and cities across the nation. But in recognizing this important revelation in protecting individual rights, the article confuses two very distinct concepts—Anti-Commandeering and Nullification.
The Racist Reality of Gun Control
Gun control disproportionately impacts the poor and minorities and puts them at greater risk of prosecution.
Kamala Harris’s War on Donor Privacy
Back when Kamala Harris was attorney general of California, she did her best to invade the privacy rights of donors to nonprofit organizations. It did not matter that those very same privacy rights had protected members and supporters of the NAACP and other nonprofit groups in the 1950s, ’60s and ’70s.
‘Women Fighting Back’ – Megyn Kelly Interviews Leisl Carpenter and MSLF’s William Trachman
Megyn Kelly is joined by Leisl Carpenter, a rancher suing the Biden administration over racial discrimination, along with MSLF’s Will Trachman.
VIDEO: The Biden-Harris Administration’s Racist Farm Bill – Virtual Town Hall
White farmers and ranchers are excluded from the American Rescue Plan Act’s “Socially Disadvantaged” Farmer and Rancher Debt Relief Program solely due to their race.
A Major Win for the First Amendment, a Major Rebuke for California
Today, the Supreme Court voted 6-3 to uphold the right to donor privacy in Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Bonta. Mountain States Legal Foundation had previously filed an amicus curiae—or…