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Bob Williams, Freedom Foundation founder, dies
Bob Williams, founder and first president of the Freedom Foundation, died on March 15 at the age of 80. Bob, …
Freedom Foundation puts California unions on the defensive
In the coming weeks, Freedom Foundation attorneys representing public-sector workers free of charge will argue three cases in federal court in the Central District of California.
Lincoln County wins its long struggle for collective bargaining transparency
It took more than five years of litigation in Washington state courts but, in the end, Lincoln County, assisted by the legal team at the Freedom Foundation, scored a major win for the cause of government transparency.
COURT RULING CLEARS WAY FOR FREEDOM FOUNDATION TO CHALLENGE UNIONIZATION OF OREGON’S LEGISLATIVE STAFFERS
(SALEM, Ore.) — On March 4, a critical barrier was overcome when an Appeals Court judge concluded an Oregon lawmaker …
Freedom Foundation Joins Brief Calling on US Supreme Court to Reverse Ninth Circuit Ruling, Protect the First Amendment
The Freedom Foundation has made it its mission to help public sector employees exercise their First Amendment rights not to …
Douglas County judge strikes down capital gains income tax
This week, the Douglas County Superior Court struck down the capital gains income tax passed by the Washington State Legislature in 2021. While not the last word, the ruling was a resounding early victory for the Freedom Foundation and all who value the state constitution and want to keep Washington income tax free.
Freedom Foundation Reaction to Victory in Washington Capital Gains Tax Lawsuit
“The stinging rebuke issued today by Douglas County Judge Brian Huber represents just the latest in a long line of …
Inflation crippling Pennsylvania, and unions are largely to blame
In November 2020, American voters elected as president a man who, as a candidate, promised his would be the most …
Friedrichs, still fighting public-sector unions, unveils documentary film
It was supposed to be Rebecca Friedrichs’ name taken in vain countless times every day in the conclaves of America’s …
Ohio suit targets unions’ latest money-making scheme — seizing vacation time
(CINCINNATI, Ohio) — It’s been almost four years since the U.S. Supreme Court, in Janus v. AFSCME, ruled that government …
