Under the U.S. and Pennsylvania Constitutions, private property may not be taken for public use without payment of just compensation to the owners, see U.S. Const. amend. V; Pa. Const., art. I Section ...

As many readers will know, eminent domain refers to the government’s right to seize private property and convert it for public use, even without the owner’s consent and often against their will. While ...

Looks like the folks at Google are doing an email marketing push to Search Console properties that have not yet verified the property through the domain property method. A domain-level property ...

Google announced it has launched “domain properties,” a feature that lets you see data from a whole domain in one view within Google Search Console. This can consolidate your http, https, www, non-www ...

Google's John Mueller said on Twitter a good long term plan for those who have verified properties in Google Search Console is to drop the individual property verification methods and just go with the ...

The debate over property rights and eminent domain at the Iowa Statehouse is back as state lawmakers prepare to start the ...

As Google looks to migrate more features from the old Google Search Console to the new one, Google is rethinking how properties should be organized. Google is testing a new feature in Google Search ...

David Hill is an experienced journalist who has been reporting and editing for daily newspapers for more than two decades. His coverage areas are primarily business and local economic news, with a ...

Small business owners are taking a city in Missouri to court this week over officials' attempt to use eminent domain to take their property and give it to a private developer. "We're not in the game ...

Robert Prevost grew up in a modest home in the south Chicago suburb of Dolton, Illinois. Recently, a realty company purchased that old home, fixed it up, and put it up for sale. Then a few weeks ago, ...