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Supreme Court Restricts Eminent Domain in Landmark Ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court has narrowed the scope of eminent domain, ruling that private economic development alone is not a sufficient 'public use' to seize property.

By Brendan Sullivan

#Supreme Court#Eminent Domain#Real Estate Law

Politics•Oct 5

Supreme Court Allows Lisa Cook to Remain on Federal Reserve Board

The Supreme Court has ruled that Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook can remain in her position pending a hearing in January 2026, delaying a removal attempt by President Trump.

By Brendan Sullivan

#Supreme Court#Federal Reserve#Lisa Cook

Housing•Sep 20

Illinois Homeowners Lose Properties Over Minor Tax Debts

Illinois is the only U.S. state that has not reformed its property tax laws, allowing investors to seize homes over small debts, despite a Supreme Court ruling.

By Nathaniel Brooks

#Illinois Law#Property Tax#Home Equity

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Supreme Court Restricts Eminent Domain in Landmark Ruling

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Illinois Homeowners Lose Properties Over Minor Tax Debts