Constitution
Concerned Women for America Labels Kagan: “Liberal Political Careerist”
Our Founding Fathers, being God-fearing men, incorporated the essence of God's commandment — "Thou Shalt Not Kill" — into the Declaration of Independence...
Supreme Court Tramples Free Speech
In its zeal to support “anti-terror” rules without regard to the Constitution, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-to-3 this week to uphold criminal...
Read moreChicago Shootings and McDonald v. City of Chicago
When it was learned that more than 50 people were shot, some fatally, over Fathers Day weekend in the poorer sections of Chicago,...
Read moreConstitutional Concerns Raised as President Pledges to Make BP Pay for Spill
Speaking to the nation from the Oval Office of the White House on the evening of June 15, President Obama addressed the ongoing...
Read morePhiladelphia Pressures Local BSA to Admit Gays or Lose Lease
The City of Brotherly Love is demanding that the local councils of the Boy Scouts of America renounce the national organization's stance against...
Read moreWarning Label Goes Viral
When FoxNews.com wrote that a small publishing company put warning labels on copies of the U.S. Constitution, Declaration of Independence, the Federalist Papers,...
Read moreThink Nationally, Act Locally
Varg Freeborn, president of the Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) chapter at Youngstown State University in Ohio, had no idea the levels that...
Read moreThat Pesky Constitution
Fox News (June 9) reported that small publisher Wilder Publications has taken political correctness to the extreme with its disclaimer about America’s founding...
Read moreState Legislatures Take Up Abortion Issues
State governments are reasserting their constitutional right to regulate abortion. Eleven states this year have passed laws which either restricts or controls abortion,...
Read moreKagan Was ‘Not Sympathetic’ to Second Amendment Rights
In a memo she wrote as a young law clerk for Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall in 1987, Elena Kagan said she was...
Read moreCourt Holds Suspect Must Invoke the Right to Silence
Police may continue to question a silent suspect until he invokes his right to remain silent, the U. S. Supreme Court said yesterday...
Read moreTea Party Wants to Dump 17th Amendment?
There is a sizable bloc of Tea Party supporters calling for repeal of the 17th Amendment to the United States Constitution. The 17th...
Read moreBurnt U.S. Flag Displayed in Student Art Show
A partially burned American flag appearing as part of a student art exhibit has drawn opposition from a Veterans of Foreign Wars commander...
Read moreObama: Life Imprisonment Without Trial
President Obama's Guantanamo Review Task Force has “unanimously” concluded that 48 detainees at Guantanamo should be detained indefinitely — in essence, a life...
Read moreNew Cross Controversy Erupts in Illinois
After the protracted battle for the so-called “Mojave Cross” in California which was finally settled in the Supreme Court in favor of the...
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