Constitution - Page 59

January 24, 2022

Why states are fighting Biden's vaccine mandates

Nowhere in the Constitution does it confer the power for any sitting president to unilaterally decide what all American citizens must inject into their bodies. 

January 21, 2022

Progressives are re-segregating American institutions under the guise of 'racial equity'

The most common justification for the new segregation is that racial minorities suffer disparities that must be rectified through "positive" discrimination.

January 18, 2022

New York hit with lawsuit over racial prioritization in coronavirus treatment distribution

New York has been sued by America First Legal, which claims the state's coronavirus treatment prioritization is racist and unconstitutional.

January 17, 2022

California agrees to remove Aztec, Ashe chants from curriculum after legal challenge

California will remove controversial chants from its ethnic studies model curriculum after multiple parents sued, alleging it was violating the state and federal constitutions.

January 6, 2022

Politico guest writer argues U.S. Constitution is the enemy of democracy

A political science professor wrote an opinion piece for Politico that claimed the U.S. Constitution is preventing true democracy and equal representation.

January 2, 2022

Popular Supreme Court a threat to democracy? Liberals panic over latest poll

What is now the existential threat to democracy? A new Gallup poll showing that Chief Justice John Roberts is the most popular political figure in public life.

December 27, 2021

Balanced budget amendment needed to get US fiscal house in order

With our national debt nearing $30 trillion, it is clear that there is a structural problem that must be addressed. That is why we need a Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution.

December 8, 2021

Democrats using crime, omicron variant to push fear, submission: Tammy Bruce

Tammy Bruce showed what lies behind the left's agenda in the opening monologue of "Fox News Primetime."

December 8, 2021

Supreme Court oral arguments in Carson v. Makin: What to expect in Maine school voucher case

The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments involving two parents who claim the state of Maine is violating the Constitution by prohibiting state funds from being applied to religious education.

December 2, 2021

Children's charity suing HHS for revoking waivers for faith-based organizations

The Health and Human Services (HHS) Department is facing a fresh lawsuit after its recent decision to revoke waivers from faith-based organizations that seek to provide services in accordance with their beliefs.