By Gene Nichol The Cambridge dictionary describes tyranny as “unlimited authority or use of power — a government which exercises power without control or limits.” Perhaps each of us, at least in our ...

The following is an excerpt from Edwin C. Hagenstein’s new book, “Vanishing Point: In Search of Our Constitutional Future.” Trust in our institutions is plummeting across the board, including ...

But since the country’s founding, constitutional meaning has never emerged solely from an elite cadre of justices. Nor has ...

While Trump stumbled over the question, Noem may not have been the best person to ask about the fundamental right. In May, as ...

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Miller suggests Trump wields absolute power over decisions to send in the National Guard, before suddenly stopping speaking in an awkward interview moment ...

Ukrainian university partnership that overcame the challenges presented by war and working across borders to produce a new ...

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Prosecutors are fired if they insist on following the law. James Comey, former FBI director, is boldly and unconstitutionally indicted. The president and his embarrassing, seditionist, Attorney ...

The Congress leaders also targeted the BJP-led government at the Centre, alleging that since 2014, “mob lynching, bulldozer ...

A definition of marijuana offenses written by the Missouri Supreme Court contradicts an amendment passed by voters.

Legal challenges have slowed Trump's attempts to expand presidential power. Now the highest US court is going to weigh in.