Brittany Hunter

In the United States, about 11 million households currently keep chickens in their backyards, making these feathery friends the third-most-popular pets,

This month, Magna Carta, or the Great Charter, celebrates its 810th birthday. To commemorate the occasion, I recently made a pilgrimage to London’s

One of the most personal healthcare decisions a woman can make is how she brings her babies into the world. Whether she chooses to deliver in a hospital

The Fourteenth Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause forbids the government from using immutable characteristics—like race—to discriminate against

When Mike and Chantell Sackett won their case against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 2023, their victory strengthened property rights not

Imagine that after years of suffering from debilitating back pain, you finally found a physical therapist you love. Unlike the countless others you had

Four years ago, Colorado native Taralyn Romero had no idea she’d soon become one of the biggest property rights activists online. In fact, she had no idea

The Supreme Court case that slaughtered the Gilded Age dream

Finding a great healthcare provider is like winning the lottery. And Nurse Practitioner (NP) Marcy Markes’ patients have hit the jackpot. Since 2003,

The State of Kentucky is well known for its smooth, oaky, one-of-a-kind bourbon. But what is less known about the Bluegrass State is its rich history of