Texas Institute for Property Rights

A Lesson from Rental Aid

After throwing millions of Americans out of work with lockdowns, the government discovered that many of those individuals could not

In a court trial, specific rules govern what evidence is admissible. According to Wikipedia The law of evidence, also known

Calls to end single-family zoning are usually accompanied with a reminder that zoning has long been used for racial and

An objective evaluation of any issue requires a consideration of the full context. This means identifying and evaluating all of

James R. Taylor, the President of The Heartland Institute, writes that Big Tech is hypocritical for using property rights claims

The Biden Administration has announced plans to build or restore 2 million homes to address the housing shortage. This is

Last Thursday, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill that prohibits large social media companies from blocking content or removing

In October 2020, the Cambridge, Massachusetts, city council enacted a citywide 100 percent affordable housing overly (AHO). The AHO allows