Constitution - Page 37

June 21, 2023

New Gen Z survey reveals scary obsession with surveillance

New Gen Z survey reveals scary obsession with surveillance. Students don’t defend what they don’t know and they are ignorant of American history and civics.

June 21, 2023

Federal court delivers major blow to Biden's radical equity agenda

Judge Mark Pittman, a Trump-appointee based in Texas, delivered a remedial lesson in civics to the Biden administration: "The Constitution demands equal treatment under law."

June 20, 2023

Three momentous consequences of a 'conservative majority' on the Supreme Court

Three momentous consequences of a 'conservative majority' impact Supreme Court. Justices' attitudes are based on original meaning of Constitution, not interpretation.

June 18, 2023

Virginia wildlife officials trespassed on man’s land, stole his trail camera, lawsuit alleges

A Virginia homeowner Josh Highlander says game wardens trespassed on his property and stole his trail camera without a warrant. Now he's taking on a century-old Supreme Court decision.

June 17, 2023

Northern California county mulls secession as local activist spearheads effort

A local activist is proposing for a northern California county to secede and become its own state, arguing for residents to have their way of life respected.

June 16, 2023

New Supreme Court poll reveals Americans’ clear message to Congress

New Supreme Court poll reveals Americans’ clear message to Congress – leave judiciary alone. Left’s ethics claims and other attacks don’t resonate with voters.

June 15, 2023

'The View' wants Constitutional amendment to bar Trump from presidency: 'Cannot be in jail and be president'

"The View" co-hosts suggested that U.S. lawmakers amend the Constitution so that former President Trump can not become president in 2024 while in jail.

June 15, 2023

Maine lawmakers vote to include language about state's obligation to Native American tribes in constitution

The Maine Legislature voted to advance a proposal that will restore language about the state's obligations to Native Americans in future printings of the state's constitution.

June 13, 2023

Ohio rewords constitutional amendment question on August ballot after court order

A state panel in Ohio has voted to change language on a pivotal August ballot question after the state Supreme Court ruled the original question to be misleading.

June 12, 2023

Ohio Supreme Court orders rewrite of constitutional amendment ballot language

The Ohio Supreme Court on Monday ordered a state panel to rewrite language used on the state's August ballot over its "misleading" outline of a constitutional amendment reform question.