Day: December 15, 2024

New leadership, old challenges: America’s constitutional crossroads

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – A new President offers opportunities for change, but challenges persist. From Congress mishandling the TikTok ban to constitutional overreach in education, issues abound. Add border crises, COVID fallout, and an overreaching administrative state, and it’s clear we face a tough road ahead. Awareness, however, is the first step toward progress.

Hawaii Judges Say ‘Hell with the Constitution’

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Have we seen open defiance of the Supreme Court like this since the Civil War?

Report: Biden’s Education Department Spent $1 Billion on DEI

https://bonginoreport.com/culture-war/report-bidens-education-department-spent-1-billion-on-dei

Boston Concert Attendees Cheer When Luigi Mangione’s Face Gets Shown on the Big Screen

https://news.grabien.com/story/boston-concert-attendees-cheer-when-luigi-mangione-s-face-gets-shown-o

Feds Have Limited Authority to Shoot Down Drones Seen Over New Jersey, Mayorkas Says

The Homeland Security secretary gave an extensive interview on Sunday about the rash of recent sightings.

Federal Appeals Court Judge Rescinds Retirement

U.S. Circuit Judge James Wynn is the third judge to do so since the November election.

Schumer Calls on Feds to Deploy Declassified Technology That Can Identify Drones

‘New Yorkers have tremendous questions about it. We are going to get the answers for them,’ Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said.