Our Constitution isn't just a list of rights; it created a government system that guards against tyranny—and that's why it ...

The U.S. Constitution is the foundation for a well-ordered government of laws, and not of men, writes the first counselor in ...

On this day in 1789, the Bill of Rights was sent to the states for ratification. With the right to free speech still hotly ...

New book Leading Works in the History of the Constitution edited by Dr Chris Monaghan (University of Worcester), explores key British ...

NO one is above the law” is a basic principle of democratic societies and the rule of law. It means that all people, regardless of their wealth, power, social status or position in government, are ...

As challenges to our institutions and laws proliferate, it’s vital that this Constitution Day encourages a greater commitment ...

New book Leading Works in the History of the Constitution edited by Dr Chris Monaghan (University of Worcester), explores key British constitutional history, Magna Carta, and legal heritage.

Those who wrote and ratified the Constitution sometimes called its protections “parchment barriers” – meaning the paper and words on it couldn’t do much unless people supported it.

Columnist Rod Miller took an informal poll of friends across the political spectrum and heard a chorus of "no." ...

Yes, Donald Trump is a threat to democracy. But the country has a few attributes that make it more resilient than you might ...

To fulfill President Trump’s order to detain and deport people who are in our country illegally the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) has rounded up suspects and taken them to jails or ...