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US Constitution

  • A Rare Copy of the US Constitution Went Missing for Centuries, Now It’s Being Auctioned for Millions
    A Rare Copy of the US Constitution Went Missing for Centuries, Now It’s Being Auctioned for Millions
    ASHEVILLE, N.C.—Historical document appraiser and collector Seth Kaller spreads a broad sheet of paper across a desk. It’s in good enough condition that he can handle it, carefully, with clean, ...
    September 7, 2024BY The Associated Press
  • Does the Constitution Matter?
    Does the Constitution Matter?
    A constitution is a guarantor of the general welfare only so long as its provisions are publicly acknowledged ...
    March 26, 2024BY Roger Kimball
  • New York School District Sued for Treating Girl as Boy Without Mother’s Knowledge
    New York School District Sued for Treating Girl as Boy Without Mother’s Knowledge
    'Parents, not the government, have the right to direct the upbringing, education, and health care of their children'
    February 1, 2024BY Caden Pearson
  • 3 Gun Rights Cases Before the Supreme Court You Should Know About
    3 Gun Rights Cases Before the Supreme Court You Should Know About
    Gun rights advocates claim the government's gun control agenda will fail in high-profile legal actions that bring up ...
    January 17, 2024BY Michael Clements
  • School District Scolded by Texas Governor Denies Initially Rejecting Distribution of US Constitution to Students
    School District Scolded by Texas Governor Denies Initially Rejecting Distribution of US Constitution to Students
    Says it gave out pocket books, but according to emails and critics that only happened after threats of ...
    September 21, 2023BY Darlene McCormick Sanchez
  • Conrad Black: Constitutional Advice for the United States From a Canadian Perspective
    Conrad Black: Constitutional Advice for the United States From a Canadian Perspective
    Commentary On Sept. 14 I gave a speech in Washington for Hillsdale College, the prestigious Midwestern American conservative ...
    September 18, 2023BY Conrad Black
  • Will the GOP Confront Federal Prosecutors Run Amok?
    Will the GOP Confront Federal Prosecutors Run Amok?
    From the start of his term, President Joe Biden has weaponized the Justice Department to destroy his political ...
    May 24, 2023BY Lee Smith
  • Will the Supreme Court Stretch the Commerce Clause Even More?
    Will the Supreme Court Stretch the Commerce Clause Even More?
    Commentary As you may know, the primary “constitutional” justification for our out-of-control administrative state is a grossly bloated ...
    August 30, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • A Guide to ‘Defending the Constitution’
    A Guide to ‘Defending the Constitution’
    Commentary Self-governing citizens in a free republic need to know the structure of their government and the content ...
    June 23, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • The Constitution and Gender Equality
    The Constitution and Gender Equality
    One way that some writers try to discredit the U.S. Constitution is to assert that the document’s original ...
    June 23, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • Reasons for the Three-Fifths Compromise
    Reasons for the Three-Fifths Compromise
    When arguing that the Constitution stems from, and continues to reflect, “systemic racism,” critics point to Article I, ...
    June 23, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • Why the Founders Couldn’t Abolish Slavery
    Why the Founders Couldn’t Abolish Slavery
    This essay addresses one of the most persistent criticisms of the Constitution: that it was adopted to protect, ...
    June 23, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • Why State Equality in the Senate?
    Why State Equality in the Senate?
    Critics have attacked the Constitution’s allocation of two senators for each state, irrespective of the size of each ...
    June 23, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • The Framers Did Not Violate Their Trust
    The Framers Did Not Violate Their Trust
    This essay examines the claim that the framers—the Constitution’s drafters—staged a coup d’état by proposing a new Constitution. ...
    June 23, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • Do We Have a ‘Living Constitution’?
    Do We Have a ‘Living Constitution’?
    “Originalism” is a modern term for applying the Constitution as understood by those who adopted it. This is ...
    June 23, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • The Second Amendment Is Not Outdated
    The Second Amendment Is Not Outdated
    A lawyer in Boulder, Colorado, has been buying billboard space to attack the Second Amendment right to keep ...
    June 23, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • The Constitution’s Words Are Not ‘Vague’
    The Constitution’s Words Are Not ‘Vague’
    Liberal academics and judges frequently claim that many constitutional phrases are vague or meaningless. Or, as stated by ...
    June 23, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • Limits on Federal Authority
    Limits on Federal Authority
    The previous essay explained that the Constitution is fundamentally a document granting enumerated (listed) powers. Like all such ...
    June 23, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • How to Understand the Constitution
    How to Understand the Constitution
    Many people characterize the U.S. Constitution as vague or filled with broad generalities. Others identify it as the ...
    June 23, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • Constitutional Originalists Love America
    Constitutional Originalists Love America
    Commentary I fled academia in 2010 because of its increasingly bizarre environment. Since then, the situation has only ...
    May 26, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • Using the Constitution to Re-Rank the Presidents
    Using the Constitution to Re-Rank the Presidents
    Commentary Every so often you read about a survey in which scholars rate the performance of previous American ...
    April 2, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • The ‘Independent Legislature Doctrine’—and Why It Frightens So Many on the Left
    The ‘Independent Legislature Doctrine’—and Why It Frightens So Many on the Left
    Commentary Some in the media and academia have been hyperventilating about a point of constitutional law they call ...
    March 28, 2022BY Rob Natelson
  • Nebraska Joins Call for Convention of States to Amend US Constitution
    Nebraska Joins Call for Convention of States to Amend US Constitution
    Nebraska on Jan. 28 became the 17th state to push for a convention of states to make changes ...
    February 10, 2022BY Isabel van Brugen
  • Rare First Printing of US Constitution Sells for Record $43 Million
    Rare First Printing of US Constitution Sells for Record $43 Million
    NEW YORK—A rare first printing of the U.S. Constitution sold at Sotheby’s in New York for $43.2 million, ...
    November 19, 2021BY The Associated Press
  • Understanding the Constitution: The 14th Amendment: Part II
    Understanding the Constitution: The 14th Amendment: Part II
    Commentary Last week’s installment covered the first three parts of Section 1 of the 14th Amendment—the Citizenship Clause, ...
    November 15, 2021BY Rob Natelson
  • Understanding the Constitution: The 14th Amendment: Part I
    Understanding the Constitution: The 14th Amendment: Part I
    Commentary Past installments in the “Understanding the Constitution” series have focused mostly on the original, un-amended document. This ...
    November 9, 2021BY Rob Natelson
  • Abortion: The Truth About the Supreme Court’s Ruling on Texas Heartbeat Act
    Abortion: The Truth About the Supreme Court’s Ruling on Texas Heartbeat Act
    Commentary This column examines the Supreme Court’s recent ruling in Whole Woman’s Health v. Jackson (pdf) and why ...
    September 10, 2021BY Rob Natelson
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