The Constitution does not grant Congress authority to set voter-eligibility requirements in federal elections.

There is no recourse to recover damages against federal actors, no matter how serious the violation of federal constitutional ...

This Saturday is the 250th anniversary of the first day of the 3,059-day war that birthed the modern world. Commemorating the April 19, 1775, skirmishes at Lexington Green and Concord ...

India’s constitution always gave the executive a great deal of power, but the diversity of the country’s electorate has ...

Jeff Ficek returns to The Dickinson Press with the second installment of “The Spirit of ’76,” a three-part series on ...

The Constitution is clear: Congress is the preeminent branch of the federal government. The powers of the legislative branch are listed in Article I of the Constitution, while the powers of the ...

Court’s efforts to craft message of social cohesion may have delayed verdict, law experts suggest The Constitutional Court’s unanimous decision on Friday to remove former President Yoon Suk Yeol from ...

The protesters in Waterbury and Torrington rallied against the Trump administration's cuts to programs and services, ...

The proposed amendment would have been a near-complete revision of Article VII of the Louisiana Constitution ... Now lawmakers are back at the drawing board. At least one piece of legislation ...

Does the Constitution have what it takes to keep up with modern America? Join Peter Sagal, host of NPR’s Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me! as he hits the road to find out. Traveling across the ...

In its first months, Trump has issued countless executive orders that violate the Constitution ... The message to law firms is clear: If they draw the ire of the president, he will exact ...

With three hearings already held, the HC session on April 1 will determine the next steps. DTCP urged the court to allow a fresh draw to maintain fairness. The case has also raised broader ...