One would think the state of California would celebrate a small business owner who helps protect the public and their pets. Instead, CDFW is preventing him from providing a life-saving service for man’s best friend. From Pacific Legal 🗡⚖️ in NY Post Opinion. nypost.com/2025/10/01/opi…

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Interesting SCOTUS grant today in a home equity theft case. This is the practice whereby gov't seizes and sells your home to cover a debt, then keeps EVERYTHING-even the excess. Pacific Legal 🗡⚖️ ended that practice in Tyler v. Hennepin County. But states keep defying that...

Pacific Legal Foundation Applauds California’s Move to End Home Equity Theft Loophole. When government seizes property for unpaid taxes it cannot pocket more than what is owed. California Globe californiaglobe.com/fr/pacific-leg…

Celebrate the new Supreme Court term by reading my SCOTUSblog column on Justice Thomas’s wonderful dissent in Gonzales v. Raich: The case that made federalism go up in smoke. scotusblog.com/2025/10/the-ca…

Trevor Lawrence with the ultimate NO NO NO NO….YES!!!! Play

A Home Equity Theft case is going before the Supreme Court again this term. After our victory in Tyler v. Hennepin County, some questions remain open about what kind of payment property owners deserve if their home is seized to pay tax debts. 🎙️: Joshua Thompson & Oliver Dunford

The European mind trembles in fear at the sight of such a diverse American eatery

Last week, Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB418, closing a loophole that allowed home equity theft when taxes are owed. Now, govt must assess the value of property and take only the back taxes, fees, and penalties—returning the surplus to the owner.     californiaglobe.com/fr/pacific-leg……

The Pacific Legal Foundation’s fight against equity theft exposes a deeper rot: governments that see citizens as revenue streams. READ MORE: spectator.org/californias-pi…

Join Joshua Thompson, A lady, Oliver Dunford, & Damien Schiff as they break down this week's major oral arguments: · Chile v. Salazar · Berk v. Choy · Bost v. Illinois State Board of Elections · And more! We're going live at 1:30 PM ET | 11:30 AM PT!

For six generations, the Heatons have raised cattle in Utah & Arizona's Red Rock desert. Now, a single executive order threatens to end it all—and his story reveals how the Antiquities Act has strayed far from its original purpose.

Check out Paige Gilliard and me in the OC Register!

Eliminating NYC’s gifted and talented programs could violate the 14th Amendment as Mamdani “is suggesting he’s going to end a public program because he doesn’t like the race of the people who are using it,” Pacific Legal 🗡⚖️’s Erin Wilcox told @washtimes. washingtontimes.com/news/2025/oct/…

When you work for Pacific Legal 🗡⚖️, every day is #NoKings day, regardless of who is in office.

UC San Diego Axes Race-Based Scholarship Challenged Under KKK Act freebeacon.com/campus/uc-san-…

VICTORY: UC San Diego removes race-based scholarship after our KKK Act challenge. This is a win for equal treatment and a warning to other universities that might try outsourcing discriminatory programs.

The Rural Healthcare Transformation Program is doing more than spending money; it is incentivizing growth and competition in the health care market. From Jaimie Cavanaugh and John Sweeney Pacific Legal 🗡⚖️ in The Hill. thehill.com/opinion/health…

OPINION: “If California wants to be as open and welcoming as Newsom touts, it must align its actions with his words and end this discrimination,” Christian Townsend writes about a state law. sfchronicle.com/opinion/openfo…

NEW: The University of California San Diego axed a black-only scholarship program offered for decades in the face of a lawsuit from the conservative Pacific Legal Foundation. Long known as the Black Alumni Scholarship Fund, the university opened the scholarship to students of