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NewsDesk MC May 21, 2026May 21, 2026 climate change, climate lawsuits, climate litigation, climate policy, constitutional rights, Dana Christensen, donald trump, environmental justice, environmental law, Eva Lighthiser, federal courts, Fossil fuels, Held v Montana, Julia Olson, Livingston Montana, Montana, ninth circuit court, Our Children's Trust, Pat Parenteau, renewable energy, Trump administration, Yellowstone River, youth activism, youth climate activists

Montana Student Leads Constitutional Challenge Against Trump-Era Fossil Fuel Expansion

“My name against his name”: 20-year-old activist Eva Lighthiser says youth climate lawsuits are aimed at forcing governments to recognize

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NewsDesk MC May 11, 2026May 11, 2026 Arthur Miller, Brentwood, California courts, celebrity homes, celebrity tourism, city planning, constitutional rights, cultural heritage, cultural-historical monument, demolition permit, historic landmark, historic preservation, Hollywood history, Housing Policy, LA Conservancy, legal dispute, Los Angeles, Marilyn Monroe, Monroe home, preservation law, property litigation, property rights, real estate, urban development

Legal Fight Over Marilyn Monroe’s Brentwood Home Highlights Clash Between Historic Preservation and Property Rights

“‘They have in effect been forced to preserve and maintain a monument on their own dime for the public’s enjoyment.’”

NewsDesk MC May 8, 2026May 8, 2026 Amish, constitutional rights, environmental activists, environmental regulation, farming communities, groundwater concerns, Henry Delagrange, Indiana, Lenawee County, local government, Melvin Delagrange, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Old Order Amish, Ordnung, public health, religious freedom, rural America, sanitation laws, septic systems, US Supreme Court, wastewater disposal, wastewater policy

Amish Sanitation Dispute in Michigan Tests Limits of Religious Freedom and Public Health Rules

“It’s not the cost that we don’t live that way. It’s our religion.” When the Delagrange family relocated from Hillsdale

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NewsDesk MC April 28, 2026April 28, 2026 Bill Clinton, constitutional rights, DC Circuit, Defense Department, donald trump, due process, federal court, free speech, joe biden, journalists, media access, national security, Paul Friedman, Pentagon, Pentagon access, Pete Hegseth, press credentials, press freedom, Sean Parnell, The New York Times, US Court of Appeals

US appeals court lets Pentagon enforce escorted access rule for reporters

Washington- A U.S. appeals court on Monday allowed the Defense Department to require journalists to be escorted while on Pentagon