Waters advocates for the 25th Amendment against Trump for dismissing Lisa Cook

Maxine Waters Calls for 25th Amendment Discussion Regarding Trump Representative Maxine Waters, a Democrat from California, has recently advocated for the invocation of the 25th Amendment concerning President Donald Trump. This call to action arose amid discussions surrounding the removal of Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve’s Board. Waters stated, “It’s important to address the […]
Minneapolis Mayor Who Criticized Prayer Now Advances To The Next Amendment In The Bill Of Rights

Minneapolis Mayor Frey Critiques Gun Ownership After Tragic School Shooting During an appearance on MSNBC, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey expressed strong criticism of gun ownership and the Second Amendment, particularly in light of a recent shooting at a Catholic school that resulted in the deaths of two children and injuries to at least 17 others. […]
Second Amendment advocate Brandon Herrera, featured in a troubling video by the Minnesota mass shooter, addresses the situation.

Reaction to Tragic Shooting Incident A man featured in a troubling video purportedly created by a key suspect in Wednesday’s tragic shooting at a Catholic Church and school has publicly condemned the attacker’s “hatred and meaningless violence.” Brandon Herrera, a Republican Congressional candidate from Texas and an activist on Second Amendment issues, expressed his concerns […]
Why Trump’s order on flag burning will encounter First Amendment issues

Trump’s Flag Burning Executive Order Faces Constitutional Challenges In the realm of advertising, there’s a saying about pitching ideas and seeing how people react. This thought crossed my mind when President Trump signed an order aimed at penalizing flag burning. It seems he’s trying to challenge a long-standing Supreme Court view that considers flag burning […]
Teen shares experience following First Amendment victory regarding Bible verse on parking spot

High School Student Wins Right to Display Biblical Poems in Parking Lot A student at Grand Island High School in New York has secured permission to showcase biblical poems in her senior parking space, reigniting discussions on freedom of speech and religious expression. Sabrina Stephen’s initial design was rejected by the school due to its […]
The Eighth Amendment Undermines Letitia James’s Case Against Trump; It’s Time for Her Disbarment

In my latest book, Break the Law, which has become a New York Times Bestseller, I argued that the nearly $500 million fine imposed on Donald Trump by Judge Arthur Engoron in the civil fraud case initiated by Letitia “Tish” James was harsh and unprecedented. Recently, we’ve learned that a group of five judges in […]
Trump administration enhancing the Second Amendment in DC

The recent federal oversight in Washington, D.C. seems to be having a positive impact on public safety. The Trump administration is not only focusing on enhancing street security but also aiming to rejuvenate private gun ownership in the capital. A significant step taken is making it easier for individuals to apply for concealed carry permits. […]
Judge Appointed by Biden Stops FTC Probe into Media Matters, Cites First Amendment Breach

A judge appointed by President Biden has stopped the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) from investigating a left-leaning organization, which is accused of coordinating media efforts to push an advertiser boycott for X. There’s a claim that the Trump administration is attempting to limit the group’s free speech. U.S. District Judge Sparkle L. Souknanan, serving in […]
They are distorting the 14th Amendment.

Every American has a kind of debt of appreciation towards John Mercer Langston. He was an influential architect, the dean of Howard University’s Law School, and played a vital role in the 14th Amendment and its foundational principles. Langston’s speeches and writings are crucial for grasping the present-day applications of fundamental laws. The regulations stemming […]
MAGA death message sparks a First Amendment legal battle

The Alachua County Board of Education’s efforts to silence a local father, Jeremy Klepper, during a public meeting are seen as a clear violation of his First Amendment rights. In response, he has initiated legal action against them. On July 31, Klepper spoke out at a Board of Education meeting, criticizing Chairman Sarah Rockwell for […]