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How routine ranch work became an exercise in federal bureaucracy They may not be characters in Samuel Beckett’s famous play Waiting for Godot, kicking around in a pointed...

Washington is building a government investment portfolio one company at a time  Just two years ago, Republicans would have greeted any proposal by the federal government to buy...

They survived extreme drought; can they survive the government? For six generations, the Heaton family has built a ranching operation in northern Arizona by surviving droughts,...

In a unanimous decision last week, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court handed that state’s residents a huge property rights victory by rejecting the so-called “open fields doctrine”...

A homebuilder says a six-figure park fee had nothing to do with impact and everything to do with government power California builder Mircea Voskerician, who purchased a...