January 4, 2026
Michael O’Neill on Nicolás Maduro’s arrest
Landmark filed a regulatory comment, urging the rescission of an Obama-era rule that dramatically expanded the power of the EPA and produced a myriad of burdensome regulations.
Landmark’s comment demonstrates how the rule exceeds the authority Congress intended to delegate to the EPA.
This week, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued its long-awaited and final rule rescinding the 2009 Endangerment Finding. EPA’s action restores...
Landmark is asking the New York Appeals Court to overturn Donald Trump criminal conviction. Justice Juan Merchan’s jury instructs denied President Trump his right to a unanimous jury verdict.
When the Framers of the Constitution designed the Executive Branch, they made the conscious decision to vest its power in a single person, the President. This decision...
We argued that the Supreme Court should reject the court-ordered redistricting in Louisiana, which forced the state to create a second majority-minority district. We argued that the government should not treat voters differently based on race.
When Congressman Mike Bost attempted to challenge Illinois’ practice of counting ballot received after election day, his suit was initially dismissed for lack of standing. Our brief urged the Supreme Court to reverse this ruling, which they did in a 7-2 decision, preserving an important avenue for candidates to fight improper election procedures.
Landmark defended the Trump administration’s efforts to rid our schools of DEI. The National Education Association asked a judge to vacate a letter reminding schools that racial discrimination is against the law.
Yes! The President is within his constitutional authority to order isolated strikes on Iranian nuclear weapons production facilities without violating the War Powers...
On June 18, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld Tennessee’s Senate Bill 1 (SB1), ruling that the state may lawfully prohibit medical procedures when the purpose of those...
Background of Rodney King Riots: As images of burning cars and rioters clashing with police in Los Angeles occupy TV screens throughout the country, many Americans are...