Constitution
Congress Unconscionably Silent on Obama's Constitutional Crimes
The president's willingness to violate the Constitution publicly calls into question his fitness for office.
A Brief History of Obama's Biggest Constitutional Flops
From the Fourth Amendment to religious liberty, the Obama administration has lost big at the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court Weighs 'Qualified Immunity' for Cops Who Use Deadly Force to End Car Chases
Aggressive police tactics go on trial at the high court.
Lessons from Kelo, the Eminent Domain Case That Wiped Out a Neighborhood
Revisiting a notorious Supreme Court ruling.
The Vanity of American Exceptionalism
Charles Murray's latest mixes American history with self-flattery.
Secret Government Is the Chief Threat to Liberty
Obama's NSA reforms flunk civil libertarian tests.
Virginia AG Reverses State's Position on Gay Marriage Recognition Toward Support
Uses Cuccinelli's tactics in the office as justification
President Obama's NSA Placebo
His most recent speech was a thinly disguised effort to change the subject.
Meet the Liberals Backing Obama's Executive Power Play in Labor Board Case
The Supreme Court weighs the constitutionality of Obama's recess appointments.
The Three Most Important Ongoing Second Amendment Cases
Addressing who can own guns, where they can carry them, and whether guns can be transported to a second home.
Rep. Bachmann Accuses Obama of Rewriting the Constitution
"He has rewritten the Constitution for himself as a part of his effort to fundamentally transform the United States of America"
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement: Obama's Dangerous International Deal
A free trade agreement that is about neither trade nor freedom.
House GOP Backs New Constitutional Challenge to Obamacare
Violation of origination clause of constitution
President Obama: Pardon Edward Snowden
The whistleblower may not be asking for clemency, but he should get it.
Rand Paul Introduces Constitutional Amendment
Would ensure laws apply equally to Congress, the Supreme Court, and the executive branch
How to Fix the Supreme Court
Institute for Justice lawyer Clark Neily on judicial activism, fundamental rights, and suing the government.
