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Interview: Professor Says He Was Fired for Criticizing Racial Hiring Quotas

February 17, 2025

(Newsmax)—In an interview with Newsmax, Professor Stephen Kleinschmit and Senior Counsel Reilly Stephens discuss the Liberty Justice Center’s lawsuit against the University of Illinois Chicago—which fired Professor Kleinschmit for speaking out against its race-based hiring and retention practices. Learn more about the case here. The Liberty Justice Center never charges...

The Washington Times

Opinion: As Unions Fight Reform, Trump Should Assert Executive Power

February 16, 2025

(The Washington Times)—Americans are right to be concerned about abuses of executive power. After all, the Biden administration tried to use executive power to do things the Constitution allows only Congress (if anyone) to do, such as forgive student loan debt, impose vaccine and mask mandates, force environmental, social and...

Northern California Record

Lawsuits: CA Law Banning Certain Workplace Meetings Unconstitutional, Tramples Free Speech Rights

February 14, 2025

(Northern California Record)—Saying the law unconstitutionally tramples the free speech rights of business owners and others, California business advocates, trade groups and others have taken to the courts to challenge a new California state law, which bans employers from discussing “religious or political matters” with their workers. The California Chamber...

The Wall Street Journal

Letter to the Editor: Mark Janus Would Like a Word on Precedent

February 14, 2025

(The Wall Street Journal)—U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor recently said she wishes her court “went a little more slowly in undoing precedent” (“Sonia Sotomayor’s Elegy for Precedent,” Review & Outlook, Feb. 10). That’s interesting to me because my Supreme Court case, Janus v. AFSCME, decided in 2018, overturned Abood...

Case Updates

August 18, 2023
An Update On Parents for Public Schools v. Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration
August 11, 2023
An Update On Gessing v. Yara
August 4, 2023
An Update On Menders v. Loudoun County School Board