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This is ninth in a series of essays about the U.S. Constitution. It covers Article IV, Rules for the States.

A group of 10 Filipina nurses reportedly struck back at US prosecutors for wrongful prosecution, according to migration and recruitment expert Manny Geslani.

<p>Protests movements have latched on to a misguided interpretation of the Thirteenth Amendment that argues it allowed and even encouraged the system of mass incarceration as an extension of slavery. A new global history extends that critique to the age of emancipation in general.</p>

Irish MP Carol Nolan urged an anti-abortion crowd in Valletta not to let Malta go down Ireland’s route. But is Malta’s pro-life movement deliberately taking the island down that route by opposing a timid reform to water down Malta’s draconian abortion ban?

Elon Musk’s free speech Twitter Files questions about the First Amendment are bad for America. Matt Taibbi and Bari Weiss aren't helping.

The following is adapted from an online presentation recorded at Hillsdale College on October 18, 2022.

The following is adapted from an online presentation recorded at Hillsdale College on Oct. 18, 2022. On the ...

There is a widespread belief that the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment automatically confers citizenship to anybody simply born on U.S. soil, regardless of the legal status of his or her parents.

"His disrespect for the Constitution is unacceptable to me, goes contrary to oaths both he and I have sworn, and endangers our Republic. So, yes, I denounce Donald Trump. But he’s not the only one...." - Lonsberry

"His disrespect for the Constitution is unacceptable to me, goes contrary to oaths both he and I have sworn, and endangers our Republic. So, yes, I denounce Donald Trump. But he’s not the only one...." - Lonsberry