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The very fact that the third clause of the Fourteenth Amendment--banning those who have committed insurrection from holding public office--is now relevant testifies to the depth of the present crisis.

City Attorney Ann Davison announced the ordinance is once again in effect. If you tag something, prepare to be charged with a gross misdemeanor.

I don’t even know why Democrats are bothering to pretend that their anti-gun bills are no violation of the Second Amendment, unless it’s merely to avoid giving gun owners more legal ammuni...

A federal appeals court granted an injunction to block a Florida law limiting Chinese citizens from purchasing land in the state.

Montana politicians are weighing in on the recent Colorado Supreme Court decision to boot former President and Republican presidential front-runner Donald J. Trump from the 2024 ballot.

It wasn’t too many years ago that our citizens held a very high regard and confidence in our military. Clinton, Obama and Biden have diminished that reputation. It started with

With all the controversy surrounding the Anderson v. Griswold case, we, as informed citizens, have the right to understand why courts will be deciding whether former President Donald Trump makes the ballot.  The reasons are twofold.

Five and a half months ago, in August 2023, our article on Section Three of the Fourteenth Amendment, The Sweep and Force of Section Three, was accepted for…

Former President Trump holds a double-digit lead over President Biden in a hypothetical head-to-head matchup in Ohio, according to polling.

"The notion that something is being taken away from a candidate who is disqualified is a fallacy," former Montana Gov. Marc Racicot said Thursday.