Palantir’s Database Would Gut the Fourth Amendment
Palantir is creating a surveillance leviathan that threatens to render the Fourth Amendment an empty parchment. ...
Constitution
The Pen, the Phone, and the Presidency: A Roman Warning Against the Rise of the American Caesar
U.S. presidents are wielding executive orders as if they are making law. The history of the Roman Republic warns us of the dangers...
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Trump’s Tariffs Overturned: A Victory for the Rule of Law
A federal judicial panel has ruled that President Trump exceeded his lawful authority in imposing steep tariffs on foreign countries. ...
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Dissecting Deception: A Point-by-point Refutation of Michael Farris’ Article on the “Runaway Convention Myth”
Michael Farris of Convention of States (COS) offered what he claims is a scholarly demolition of the idea of a runaway convention. ...
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Congressman Massie Busts Big Beautiful Bill Myths
In this in-depth interview, The New American’s Christian Gomez interviews Congressman Thomas Massie to discuss why he opposes President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill,” citing...
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The Myth of Birthright Citizenship: A Constitutional and Historical Refutation
The American legal and political landscape has been distorted by the misunderstanding of birthright citizenship. ...
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No Third Term: Preserving the Presidency Within Constitutional Bounds
Trump is prevented from serving more than two terms as president by the 22nd Amendment, and it should stay that way. ...
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Constitutionally Granted Birthright Citizenship for Illegals? SCOTUS Says No
The Trump administration is trying to end birthright citizenship for illegals. The Supreme Court will rule on the matter. ...
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COS “Liberty Llama” Makes a Circus and Mockery As Their Arguments Fail to Convince New States
The New American’s Christian Gomez and Dr. Joe Wolverton, constitutional law scholar for The John Birch Society, discuss the Convention of States (COS) organization’s...
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“Festina Lente” — or, More Accurately, “Festina Dementia”: A Constitutional Rebuke to COS’s Article V Fairy Tale
Convention of States pretends they are the heirs of the Founders, while trampling upon the very principles those men fought to preserve. ...
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No Judge Rules the Executive: The Constitution Crushes the Myth of Judicial Supremacy
A federal judge in California has attempted to override the constitutional authority of the president of the United States. ...
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Convention of States: The False-hope Hucksters
The attacks on The John Birch Society by the Convention of States are not only dishonest, but profoundly dangerous. ...
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“Lemon” Called a Lemon: Will Religion Fully Return to the Public Square — Where It Belongs?
Could it be we are beginning to restore a proper understanding of religion’s place in the American Republic? ...
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Congresswoman Hageman on Defending the Constitution
Congresswoman Harriet Hageman (R-Wyo.) discusses her work in the 119th Congress and optimism about President Trump’s return to office. The New American’s Christian...
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Can We MAGA Without Making the Fed Bureaucracy SMALL Again?
We can't make America great again without addressing the underlying problem: unconstitutional federal agencies and bureaucratic overreach. ...
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