The possible fallout from the Court’s birthright citizenship opinion.
Constitution
From “created equal” to “born equal.”
A tale of the heroic deeds of old from men of renown.
Chief Justice Roberts forgot the Declaration of Independence.
Two decisions reaffirm that policymaking belongs to the elected branches.
The original meaning of the Privileges or Immunities Clause.
How the world’s oldest functioning governing document was built to last.
Hillsdale’s Revolutionary America tells a captivating story.
The Constitution does not grant them special privileges.
His speech deserves careful attention—and considerable praise.
It’s a product of judicial policymaking untethered to the real meaning of the First Amendment.
Elect those with merit and civic virtue.
