Newsweek’s interactive asks readers to go through key amendments and see what kind of United States they would build today.

The Supreme Court's ruling to uphold birthright citizenship was a big win for immigrants, especially Latinos, and a blow to ...

This series of stories for Cascadia Daily News’ America 250 project highlights locals who each exemplify one of the five core ...

The Supreme Court rejected an attempt to end birthright citizenship, affirming clear constitutional protections.

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It is nothing short of stunning that Trump came one vote away from persuading the court to repeal the bedrock of the ...

The cost-of-living and food insecurity data should serve as a call to action. Collier County’s prosperity must include ...

The Force -- and the First Amendment -- are with a D.C. resident who was detained after following National Guard troops ...

Brian Lehman discusses how New York City’s Local Law 52 may raise a First Amendment issue by weakening the marketplace ...

President Trump probably can’t get rid of her yet, but FCC commissioner Anna Gomez still checks her email every day to see if ...

Universal Adult Franchise needs stronger enforcement than it currently enjoys. But the prescription of elevation to ...

California's Plastic Pollution Prevention and Packaging Producer Responsibility Act violates the U.S. and California ...