Topic: Private Property

The Left’s ‘stolen-land’ rhetoric threatens private property
The Left’s ‘stolen-land’ rhetoric threatens private property October 20, 2025 Greg Richter Left-wing “land acknowlegements” could be having real-world consequences for property owners in Canada. And the United States may be next.
Here’s Why Google Doesn’t Respect Private Property
Here’s Why Google Doesn’t Respect Private Property January 11, 2020 Peter Russo Google has let unscrupulous business practices taint its innovative and beneficent “free and open” reputation. 
Man claims NYC officials are abetting neighbor's theft of his property
Man claims NYC officials are abetting neighbor's theft of his property April 9, 2019 Selwyn Duke In Brooklyn, a man claims that New York City officials are abetting his neighbor's theft of his property, based on a disturbing series of events.
Labor Party head Jeremy Corbyn wants to seize houses of rich people to house Grenfell Tower survivors
Labor Party head Jeremy Corbyn wants to seize houses of rich people to house Grenfell Tower survivors June 17, 2017 Thomas Lifson The man who nearly become the next prime minister of the United Kingdom would seize the homes of wealthy neighbors to house the survivors of the public housing fire in Grenfell Tower were he in power.
Reagan Knew How to Prevent Local Government Abuse of Property Rights
Reagan Knew How to Prevent Local Government Abuse of Property Rights July 15, 2014 Mark J. Fitzgibbons It is the nature of government at any level to expand its power unless constrained by law, and that’s been the case with zoning and land use officials.
Marxist publisher sues over property rights
Marxist publisher sues over property rights April 27, 2014 Thomas Lifson Call the irony police!
The Future of Private Property
The Future of Private Property May 11, 2013 Jon N. Hall The ongoing government assault on private property is one of today's most serious threats to individual liberty.
Virginia to Vote on Property Rights
Virginia to Vote on Property Rights November 5, 2012 Mark J. Fitzgibbons Question 1 on the ballot for Virginians this Tuesday is whether to adopt a constitutional amendment to protect private property owners from damage or under-fair market taking of their property through eminent domain.