McCarthy: California ‘Breaking Down the Rule of Law’ With Sanctuary Cities
Constitution
SCOTUS Takes Up Case of Private Property Forced to Become Public
The Supreme Court announced Monday that it would hear arguments in the case of a Pennsylvania farm owner whose case could potentially overturn part of a previous ruling that critics have attacked as making it much harder for property owners to protect their rights in federal court.
Nicolle Wallace, Bret Stephens Call Second Amendment a ‘So-Called’ Right to Bear Arms
Sasse Hits GOP Senate Candidate: ‘The Constitution Is Pretty Dang Clear About Not Having a Religious Litmus Test’
Sen. Ben Sasse (R., Neb.) said the Alabama Senate race looks “crappy” during a podcast interview on Wednesday, describing Republican candidate Roy Moore as a product of “white backlash grievance” identity politics.
Justice Department Supports Student Barred From Handing Out Copies of Constitution on Campus
The Justice Department argued Tuesday that a California community college’s speech policies created unconstitutional prior restraint that depressed free expression, supporting a student’s lawsuit claiming that the school violated his First Amendment rights.
Democrats, Psychologists Look Into Removing Trump for ‘Mental Psychosis’
Prominent Democrats are flocking to a group of psychologists who are increasing their involvement in politics by asserting that President Donald Trump is psychologically disturbed.
I Spent Constitution Day With Rod Rosenstein
PHILADELPHIA—Nobody, as far as I know, gets off from work to observe Constitution Day. It’s yet to be honored with a “doodle” from Google, which both this year and the last marked Constitution Day with separate graphics honoring Honduran Teachers’ Day.
Sasse Warns Trump Against Recess Appointment to Replace Sessions as AG
Sen. Ben Sasse (R., Neb.) on Thursday warned President Donald Trump to “forget about” considering a move to replace Attorney General Jeff Sessions while the Senate is in recess.
Sanders: Russell Vought’s Expression of His Christian Beliefs a Way of Saying ‘Islam Is a Second-Class Religion’
D.C., Maryland Announce Suit Against Trump Over Business Ties
The attorneys general of Maryland and Washington, D.C. are intending to bring a suit against President Donald Trump, alleging that he has violated the Constitution by accepting payments and benefits from foreign governments while in office.
