Month: October 2026
Federal Judge Rules Warrantless Flock Search Violated 4th Amendment Rights
‘A type of indiscriminate mass surveillance’
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The constitutional questions Washington keeps ignoring
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Monty Hall and “Let’s Make a Deal” may have made a good game show, but is that how we should govern a nation? All of the talking heads have been reviewing and commenting on the recent Greenland agreement. I’ve heard several commentators note that the agreement won’t be valid until both Greenland and Denmark ratify it. What I haven’t heard…
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Your Car’s Secret Conversation With Third Parties
Convenience comes bundled with a surprisingly expansive audience.
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48 Electoral Votes Away: National Popular Vote Campaign Closing in on Threshold
The push to effectively elect a president through a national popular vote is within striking distance, just 48 votes shy, prompting Electoral College advocates to step up their appeal to state Democrat lawmakers across the country. In April, Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed a bill to make her state the latest to join the National…
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When children become guinea pigs for adult agendas
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The writer behind the 1619 Project has admitted to sending her daughter to two of New York City’s worst schools, not because she had no choice, but as a sacrifice to change the system. Meanwhile, the experiment in “transitioning” children has another nail in its coffin. Do No Harm published a study showing that the study by the…
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AOC, Bernie Sanders Introduce Bill to Ban Feds from Using Flock Cameras
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democratic Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley and independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders introduced legislation Friday to effectively end the federal use of automated license plate readers (ALPRs).
The Ban Flock Act would prohibit the federal government from purchasing, using or possessing an ALPR, accessing its data or using federal funds to purchase ALPRs, but it does not outright ban the cameras, according to the bill’s text. It would block certain federal grant funding for state and local governments that use ALPRs or contract with ALPR companies, such as Flock Safety, although it does not outright prohibit local agencies from purchasing the technologies with local tax dollars.
Judge Tosses Charge Against Noncitizen Accused of Voting in Federal Election
A federal law prohibiting noncitizens from voting in elections is unconstitutional, the judge concluded.
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Hochul Replaces DA With New York AG in Investigation of Cornell Sexual Assault Allegations
Gov. Kathy Hochul said newly released information about the investigation prompted her decision.
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