Starting August 2028, a 14-floor housing complex directly across from the law school will house more than 300 students a year.

A New York appeals court has stricken down a state law that bans discrimination against people who use government assistance ...

In medieval Europe, sovereignty was sacred. Authority derived from divine legitimacy. The state was not an economic manager; it was a moral order. Over time, however, fiscal pressures and warfare ...

Five judges ruled that Letitia James championed New York state law banning source-of-income discrimination against renters ...

If you're unfamiliar with the name Paul Robeson, then it is by design. One of the most popular performers in his time, his career was derailed by the state.

The Real Deal pulled city sales records to identify and isolate who’s rushing into rent-stabilized as everyone else rushes ...

Proponents of the legislation claim it does not ban books but protects access. Opponents worry what books will be next.

By Donald Bryson Carolina Journal Today marks the 250th anniversary of the publication of Adam Smith’s “The Wealth of Nations,” one of the most influential books ever written. Published just […] ...

A 1.5‑foot home rebuild and a resident’s request for tree‑trimming rules have ignited a major fight in Lakeway over a 2011 ordinance meant to protect Lake Travis views.

A bill making its way through the Arizona Legislature would make it a Class 5 felony to give minors “sexually explicit” ...

Low interest rates, spurred by the pandemic, helped fuel deals prior to 2023, despite a change in the way the buildings were valued. The Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 cut off ...

Historian and former diplomat Olivier Hein argues that Mauritius is a strategic crossroads that has shaped global history.