Texas Institute for Property Rights

Texas Supreme Court Sanctions the Rule of Whim

Last year, I wrote about the case of Hinga Mbogo, a Dallas auto shop owner whose property was retroactively rezoned

Regressives (they call themselves “Progressives”) have long opposed the system of limited government established by the drafters of the Constitution.

As of September 1, in the state of Texas anyone can offer plumbing services. As of that date, the Texas

I recently stumbled across an article by a doctor who declared: I am a capitalist and physician who believes competition

Last Friday, the Commander in Chief of the United States sent forth several tweets in response to China’s announcement that

When I make a statement that some government program or agency should be abolished, I am often asked how certain

Last year the city of Charlottesville, Virginia, sent a letter to novelist John Hart demanding thousands of dollars in back

Texas law prohibits doctors from dispensing medications if their office is located within fifteen miles of a pharmacy. However, doctors