Whose ‘stolen’ land is it, anyway?
Billie Eilish joins history dunces wailing about ‘stolen’ land in USA to Israel – but elsewhere?
Trump’s good news for our fishing fleet
Enough of bureaucrats who know nothing of conservation, history, and the people most involved. Thank you, President Trump, for giving our fishermen back their grounds.
CFACT co-sponsors “Land and Liberty” gathering in Texas
Around 150 property rights leaders convened in Fort Worth, Texas, to attend the “Land and Liberty Conference” on February 13-14.
Let’s talk liberty! Join CFACT for rodeo, dinner and discussion
Join us in Fort Worth, Texas, as we celebrate 250 years of constitutionally protected property rights.
To permanently unleash our federal lands, Congress must reform the Antiquities Act
Congressional approval wouldn’t be a kill switch against federal overreach in land-use decisions, but it would make monument designations dependent on more steps than the whim of a president.
Even under Trump, feds charge Idaho couple with wetland violations
The feds claim a small, sometimes soggy depression in their otherwise flat, dry land is “part of” a “navigable” waterway.
CFACT tells the Feds to reform the Endangered Species Act
For far too long, Green campaigners have shamelessly used the ESA to deprive property owners of the freedom to responsibly use their land.
Badlands nightmare ends for ranching couple Charles and Heather Maude
Trump administration dismisses shaky Biden-era land theft charges.
Federal land sale could boost prospects for aspiring homeowners
In making their pitch to Congress to open these lands to residential and commercial development, Trump, Musk, and Ramaswamy should remind lawmakers that we are not a nation of land socialists.
Utah seeks the transfer of 18.5 million acres of land to state control
Utah is pursuing an aggressive legal strategy to resolve the issue of “unappropriated” lands as quickly as possible.
Is home ownership the American dream or an opportunity for government control?
Then they came for single family zoning.
Congress must reform the Antiquities Act
President Biden is offender in chief.
Texas landowners before the Supreme Court in major takings case
Whether the landowners qualify for “just compensation” under the Fifth Amendment will set a significant precedent for other takings cases to be litigated in the years to come.
Victory as dangerous “natural asset companies” proposal fails
When we learned that the anti-land use crowd was seeking permission to lock up land by creating these so-called "natural asset companies," CFACT took action.
NYSE withdraws Biden-backed rule that would stymie development on millions of acres
“Natural Asset Companies” are a mistake waiting to happen.