Last year, Lyman told the agency in July 2025 there was “absolutely no technical or practical basis” for changing the agency’s use of the ALARA principles in its radiation protection regulations.
Moreover, included in the curriculum is the directive to “analyze the contribution of foundingprinciples of liberty, justice and equality in the quest to end slavery.”
In the video, Haley, who seeks to continue making history as the first GOP woman and Asian American nominee for the presidency, highlights that she is the daughter of immigrants from India and is committed to upholding the foundingprinciples of the nation
If Canadians allow their Constitution to be rewritten: “Whereas Canada is founded upon principles that recognize the supremacy of ideology and the rule of law,” dictatorship will soon follow—“for the greater good.”
The process has already begun.
The judge determined that the executive order exceeded presidential powers and violated constitutional principles. She emphasized that election procedures have traditionally been managed by state and local governments since the nation's founding.
"Because the [People's Republic of China's] state-led economic system is antithetical to the foundingprinciples of the WTO, actions to defend the United States and global economy against PRC economic aggression are consistent with the U.S. commitment
He established the 1776 Commission, which published a report calling for a “renewed commitment to our country's foundingprinciples of liberty and equality and genuine appreciation for our country's heroes as the only true path for us as a people to unify
"We must ensure that we stay true to the court's foundingprinciples, maintain the precedent of nine justices, and keep the Democrats from their brazen attempt to rig our democracy."
Countermeasures
To prevent history from repeating itself, Zhao said that America needs to stick to its foundingprinciples, like protecting freedom of speech.
The problem, as King explained, is not America or the eternal truths that were brought to bear in its founding.
The problem was the failure of the nation to live up to the challenges of its great foundingprinciples.
Turnbull wanted to foist an extradition treaty with the Chinese communist dictatorship on Australians, which thankfully was stymied by a few Liberals who remembered that one of the foundingprinciples of the Liberal Party was to oppose the autocracy of
“Those who seek to return America to its foundingprinciples,” he writes, “must start by raising new generations of children who have the critical thinking skills to see through the societal and cultural rot thrust upon them.”
This inheritance runs from Magna Carta through the English Enlightenment to the American founding, where the principles of natural rights and liberty under law found their most enduring expression.
At the start of progressivism in 1890, private schools were nationalized, but the final nail was in 1933, when the New Deal completely reversed the nation’s foundingprinciples, returning America to aristocratically rooted European socialism—a mistake
Unfortunately, we have historically done a poor job of teaching the next generation of Americans about our nation’s founding, our core principles, and the great sacrifices of those who forged our exceptional country.
September 17, 2025By Callista L. Gingrich, Newt Gingrich
In the Big M case, it was found to be unconstitutional by the SCC.
The Charter opens with these words:
"Whereas Canada is founded upon principles that recognize the supremacy of God and the rule of law:
"1.
CISA betrayed the country’s foundingprinciple. A group of unelected bureaucrats hijacked American society without ever having a vote cast in their names.
The bill also calls for a "comparative discussion of political ideologies, such as communism and totalitarianism, which conflict with the principles of freedom and democracy essential to the foundingprinciples of the United States."
Or, the West can conscientiously reinforce those freedoms by returning (at least in the United States) to its foundingprinciples: citizens on their own, limited government.