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Quality Journalism for Critical Times With the Florida Supreme Court poised to rule any day now on whether the abortion-rights referendum can go on the November ballot, anti-abortion groups are arguing that the state Constitution already protects a right to life for embryos and fetuses. Liberty Counsel and Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America picked up on a question that Chief […] The post FL Supreme Court’s ruling on abortion-rights referendum imminent, but late argument arises appea...

Leo Varadkar, the Irish leader, is facing criticism from within his own government after it suffered a landslide defeat in referendums on changing the Irish constitution’s language around women in the home.

The court noted that the plea was filed in ignorance of Article 3 of the Constitution which authorises the Parliament to form a new state, increase, diminish, or alter the boundaries or name of any state | Latest News Delhi

A French government plan to enshrine the "freedom" to have an abortion in the constitution is to be tested Wednesday in a crucial vote in the right-dominated Senate.The lower house in 2022 had approved enshrining the "right" to an abortion, while the Senate last year was in favour of adding the "freedom" to resort to the procedure.

How many federal courts are there? How many cases does the Supreme Court take each year? This column answers these questions.

In Utah, the holiday is observed as Washington and Lincoln Day, a not-so-subtle reminder that not all presidents merit celebration. Read more.

Rep. Mark Takano’s (D-Calif.) grandfather came to America in 1916, at the age of 18, in the hopes of achieving his own American Dream. Instead, in 1942, he and his wife were incarcerated in a Japanese internment camp. “Here’s my grandfather and my grandmother, who was American born, who were punished for something they never…

Our Supreme Court consists of nine Justices. It’s been nine since 1869. A congressional act, signed by the president, can alter that number.

Climate activists targeted one of America’s founding documents Wednesday, dumping pink powder on the bulletproof case that protects the US Constitution. 

The American Psychiatric Association treats the “still-evolving topic” of gender-dysphoric youth, as “a settled matter,” fumes Sally Satel at Washington Monthly.