Rich LaRue: Will we ever amend the Constitution again?
Amending the Constitution is increasingly necessary, whether to replace the Electoral College or to guarantee the right to vote. But the usual question – “It’s too difficult, so why bother?”
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Amending the Constitution is increasingly necessary, whether to replace the Electoral College or to guarantee the right to vote. But the usual question – “It’s too difficult, so why bother?”
Do the justices really want to cement the court’s real or perceived decline into partisanship by aligning with a former president whom history will very likely find to be undeserving of any public office?
As we absorb the coverage and ultimately respond to the court’s decision in what is an unprecedented and fraught case, here are 10 reminders to help us separate myth from
The Supreme Court will soon resolve the question of Donald Trump’s constitutional eligibility to be president. By agreeing to hear his appeal of the Colorado decision declaring him ineligible, the
Highlights of the D.C. arts and entertainment scene include a jewel of a movie theater, creative uses of driftwood, and a new music venue.