Constitutional Reform

Defense of the Constitution remains the foremost duty of American citizens. There are, alas, Americans who reject the document's principles.

After decades of expansion, the U.S. Supreme Court may finally decide courts should start doing their jobs again.

Affirmative action has done nothing for blacks, but charter schools can be a great help.

The education monopolists are losing but still battle on.

"The Constitution has served as the bedrock for liberty in America for more than 230 years. To see these poll results, where half of Democrats want to see the Constitution ‘mostly or completely rewritten,’ is disheartening."

The rejection of the incrementalist approach is significant and indicates that Justice Roberts no longer controls the Court.

There have been times, most notably with the Roe v Wade case, where the holding was leaked but there are no prior cases where an entire draft opinion was leaked.

You may wonder what is meant by the title of this article but that will become clear as you read.

To foster said legal atmosphere – and it is critically important for the Court and the country we do so – the Court must defend Intellectual Property (IP) from its very many thieves

The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists

Mises had understood the political and ideological currents present in Central Europe already in the 1920s and better than many others

The 1960s song, “If I Ruled the World,” captures the premises and presumptions of those who want to remake society in their own collectivist images

The ideas and ideals of classical liberalism have been and remain the only lasting answers to ending the real social and cultural ills that continue to plague parts of humanity around the world.

Trump’s consistent fealty to constitutional jurists – and McConnell’s prioritization of getting them confirmed – is paying huge dividends all across the country.

Harper’s magazine recently posted a letter signed by over 150 leading authors, journalists, and public intellectuals calling for greater support for freedom of speech.

As we know, the Left doesn’t give a rat’s posterior about the Constitution.

Frank W. Keeney explains how inserting Article V into the constitution was an act of humility.

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether to strike down a New York City law that prevents residents from transporting firearms outside of their residences.

The State of Louisiana, along with some landowners and boutique retailers, are suing California to prevent a decades-old law banning the importation and sale of alligator and crocodile products in the state from finally coming into effect.

The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) and a New York state resident are suing U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-California) for trying to suppress what he deems “inaccurate” vaccine information on the internet.

Calling an for an open constitutional convention is much easier, more efficient, and holds the promise of better results than a limited-agenda one.

The College Fix, a news website, contacted “multiple public universities in states where campus carry is legal,” and none of those responding reported any increase in gun violence since adopting policies allowing campus carry.

Governors like Ralph Northam detest the Second Amendment because the Second Amendment is the ultimate form of self-reliance: self-protection.

The McGahn case again illustrates how civil enforcement actions are plagued by prolonged litigation and procedural delays that render them unsuitable for achieving prompt and effective oversight actions.