ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — We are just five days away from Decision 2026. A lot is at stake in New Mexico: your vote for governor, U.S. representatives, U.S. senators and more. The impact of those decisions is obvious. But it’s also important to know…
Can the federal government ban you from making whiskey in your own home? Richard Epstein, John Yoo, and Charles C.W. Cooke tackle the constitutional limits of federal power, a double–Dan Sullivan ballot controversy in Alaska, and the blurry line between…
One amendment would require the General Assembly to enact limits on how much local governments can increase property-tax levies. The amendment itself does not set a specific cap or formula. It would give lawmakers the authority to establish those limits…
America’s founders understood that liberty and the common good were not competing ideals. Today’s postliberals are blaming the wrong tradition. Yet there remains a problem. American government today does indeed seem biased against a virtuous pursuit of the good life.
The architects of the amendment on your ballot made it so that only citizens vote in elections. But isn’t it already the law that only citizens can vote? As is normally true in politics, it depends on who you ask.
Nothing in this column is meant to suggest that if Democrats achieve a majority in the House in next week’s midterms, they should immediately impeach President Donald Trump for a third time. Republicans are already rejecting hasty calls for impeachment…
Other voters pushed back on how central the issue should be. One early voter interviewed by 3 News Now said transgender students should be allowed to participate in sports, while another described the whole debate as a distraction, calling it less…
What a year it has been celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and the founding of the United States of America. But our birthday celebration didn’t end on July 4. That was just the beginning. When our forefathers at…
The Indian Constitution was never meant to be a static document. Its framers wrote it to transform a society marked by hierarchy and exclusion into one founded on… The post A living Constitution and the institutions that guard it appeared…
Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed claims the Second Amendment protects muskets, not modern firearms. The Supreme Court rejected that argument in 2008. Now, the Senate candidate’s latest remarks are drawing renewed attention to his previous proposal to replace the Second Amendment entirely.
Foundational principles, amendments, and civil liberties in action.
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