Constitutional Rights

The president’s executive order from January 2025 states that the Constitution does not extend citizenship ‘to everyone born within the United States.’

The sweeping law forbids carrying handguns on private property unless the property owner consents.

The sweeping law forbids carrying handguns on private property unless the property owner consents.

A divided federal appeals panel found that because the petitioner voluntarily allowed location tracking on his cellphone, the Fourth Amendment did not apply.

The Fourth Amendment is not violated when police enter a home without a warrant in some circumstances, the court found.

The suit, which a district court dismissed in 2024, can now move forward in the mission’s bid to hire employees aligned with its beliefs.

The ban violates a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling because open carry is ‘part of this Nation’s history and tradition,’ the new ruling says.

The plaintiffs argued the training was ‘indoctrination’ based on a theory of ‘white supremacy.’

The woman reposted a picture—one she did not take herself—on X with a caption expressing how she didn’t believe a man should use the women’s restroom.

The secretary of states says the U.S. government is taking action against five foreign nationals who led efforts to censor and demonetize Americans.

DOJ alleged that the Metropolitan Police Department has engaged in a ‘pattern and practice’ of banning guns that denies residents their rights.

The lawsuit alleges the territory’s practices violate constitutional rights.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier accused Starbucks of violating the state’s Civil Rights Act in a lawsuit filed on Dec. 10.

Federal suit claims the school board punished two boys for faith-based objections to pronoun and locker-room policies.

The suit claims the district censored the student’s tribute to Kirk, involved the police, and later adopted new rules barring political and religious speech.

The president’s executive order from January states that the Constitution does not extend citizenship ’to everyone born within the United States.’

Three Hawaii residents and a gun rights group are challenging the state law, which they say violates the Second Amendment.

Lawyers said police damage is like condemning property for a new street: Owners should be paid. An appeals court panel saw it differently.

Three justices objected, saying using nitrogen gas to carry out the sentence is unconstitutional.

The president’s executive order from January 2025 states that the Constitution does not extend citizenship ‘to everyone born within the United States.’

The sweeping law forbids carrying handguns on private property unless the property owner consents.

The sweeping law forbids carrying handguns on private property unless the property owner consents.

A divided federal appeals panel found that because the petitioner voluntarily allowed location tracking on his cellphone, the Fourth Amendment did not apply.

The Fourth Amendment is not violated when police enter a home without a warrant in some circumstances, the court found.

The suit, which a district court dismissed in 2024, can now move forward in the mission’s bid to hire employees aligned with its beliefs.

The ban violates a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling because open carry is ‘part of this Nation’s history and tradition,’ the new ruling says.

The plaintiffs argued the training was ‘indoctrination’ based on a theory of ‘white supremacy.’

The woman reposted a picture—one she did not take herself—on X with a caption expressing how she didn’t believe a man should use the women’s restroom.

The secretary of states says the U.S. government is taking action against five foreign nationals who led efforts to censor and demonetize Americans.

DOJ alleged that the Metropolitan Police Department has engaged in a ‘pattern and practice’ of banning guns that denies residents their rights.

The lawsuit alleges the territory’s practices violate constitutional rights.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier accused Starbucks of violating the state’s Civil Rights Act in a lawsuit filed on Dec. 10.

Federal suit claims the school board punished two boys for faith-based objections to pronoun and locker-room policies.

The suit claims the district censored the student’s tribute to Kirk, involved the police, and later adopted new rules barring political and religious speech.

The president’s executive order from January states that the Constitution does not extend citizenship ’to everyone born within the United States.’

Three Hawaii residents and a gun rights group are challenging the state law, which they say violates the Second Amendment.

Lawyers said police damage is like condemning property for a new street: Owners should be paid. An appeals court panel saw it differently.

Three justices objected, saying using nitrogen gas to carry out the sentence is unconstitutional.