Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
The Disqualification Clause was written for people like the ex-president, who gave aid and comfort to enemies of the country.
Navy veteran Tami Rose runs Romantic Adventures, an adult store in Jackson, Miss. And the Supreme Court’s leaked Roe v. Wade opinion has her spooked for what’s in store.
Madison Cawthorn, who voted against certifying the 2020 election Donald Trump lost, is losing it over a lawsuit designed to kick him off the ballot.
Heidi Schreck tells Tim Teeman how ‘What The Constitution Means To Me’ went from off-Broadway to Tony nominee, why President Trump isn’t welcome, and her plans for a movie version.
The president claims America is the ‘only country in the world with birthright,’ but dozens of nations have it, including Canada and Mexico.
As the Supreme Court’s Plessy v. Ferguson decision turns 120 this year, we should celebrate is Justice Harlan’s blistering—and ultimately influential—dissent.
At a shooting at a federal building in New York City on Friday, the victim of gun violence was an immigrant working for a better life.