By John & Nisha Whiteheada “Experience should teach us to be most on our guard to protect liberty when the government’s purposes are beneficent. Men…
Posts published in “Constitution”
By David Manney A Strike That Shook the Desert and the Dais In the early hours of June 22, President Donald Trump ordered a coordinated,…
By Ron Paul On March 20, President Trump signed an executive order “Eliminating Information Silos.” The order directed heads of federal agencies to make sure officials…
By Aaron Walker Well, that was quick. Trump once again is able to be Commander-in-Chief. Let’s do a quick review. On Tuesday, Gavin Newsom filed a…
By Adam Peters Gun laws have come under renewed scrutiny in recent years after the Supreme Court recognized a right to carry concealed weapons. However, that…
By JAMES LYNCH Washington Attorney General Nick Brown was back in a Seattle courtroom Wednesday on birthright citizenship. Arguments were heard before a three-judge panel…
This legal battle is about preserving the fundamental right of all Americans to choose which organizations and causes they support. By Aaron Withe In courtrooms…
‘It makes it very dangerous when you’re hunting with rifles and people aren’t wearing colors that make them easy to see’ By Bob Unruh A court…
By Selwyn Duke Call it, maybe, an example of Making Policing Great Again. A troubling step toward the federalization of local law enforcement taken by…
By Chris Powell The U.S. Department of Justice has officially launched a civil rights investigation into the City of Chicago under Mayor Brandon Johnson, following…