Texas Institute for Property Rights

A Non-victory for Property Rights

Two weeks ago, the Texas Senate passed HB 2730, an action that many are proclaiming as a victory for property

The Texas General Land Office recently announced that it will be seizing private property along the Gulf Coast. Tropical storms

In cities across the nation, zoning laws are being revised to allow duplexes, fourplexes and other small multifamily housing in

Since the sixteenth century, depictions of Lady Justice have her blindfolded to represent impartiality. Justice should be applied equally without

In a previous post, we examined a Maryland law that prohibits landlords from asking prospective tenants about certain types of

It is difficult to read anything written by a Leftist without seeing the words “systemic racism” used to explain an

In a post about systemic racism, John McWhorter writes: A science teacher conference in Washington state last year included a

In the late nineteenth century, self-taught geologist Patillo Higgins concluded that a salt dome in Beaumont contained oil. Geological experts