Libertarian public-interest law firm pursuing liberty through litigation
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has unveiled a sweeping housing plan aimed at delivering 200,000 affordable homes, expanding public and nonprofit ownership, and reforming construction rules. While supporters say it will unlock supply at scale, critics warn it could slow development and raise costs for landlords and tenants. The plan is being rolled out with a focus on building through public, nonprofit, and private partnerships.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear Kenneth Jouppi’s challenge to the seizure of his 1969 Cessna after a Alaska ruling upheld criminal forfeiture in a case stemming from a 2012 incident involving alcohol in a dry community.
Flock has announced mandatory safeguards for law-enforcement access to its license-plate-reader network. Changes include a seven-day data-retention window, mandatory audit tools, case codes for searches, and outside-data-blocking options. Critics say the steps address concerns but fall short of robust protections. Several agencies are reviewing or have paused contracts as the debate continues.