This City Banned Single-Family Homes—But Not Nightclubs Art Yatsko spent years planning to build a home for his retirement in Florida. He bought a lot, paid the taxes, saved his money, and designed his dream house. Then the city told him it was illegal to build a single-family house in a neighborhood made up entirely of single-family houses. The city *will* allow him to build a nightclub or a shooting range—but not the home he's been planning for decades. That's irrational. Now Art and IJ are challenging it in court.

ICE agent in Portland, Maine tells legal observer she is a domestic terrorist for peacefully recording him, adds her to "nice little database"

Georgia nonprofit Tiny House Hand Up wants to build modest-sized homes to help with Calhoun, GA's housing crisis. But the city bans all homes smaller than 1,150-sqare-feet. Today, @IJ is in court arguing this ban is unconstitutional.