Tag results for: constitution
Opinion | America Loses a Judicial Giant
America has lost a great public servant, a consequential and principled jurist. Judge Laurence Hirsch Silberman, who died Sunday at age 86, served for almost four decades on...
Opinion | Stop Me Before I Spend Again
Congress and the Biden administration are on a spending frenzy. President Biden’s unprecedented attempt to forgive student loans by “executive action” could cost as much as $1 trillion....
Opinion | Big Tech Has No Constitutional Right to Censor
Social-media stocks have taken a beating this year, but it’s nothing compared with the smack-down their companies have recently received in court. “We reject the idea that corporations...
Opinion | We Have a Bill to Help Prevent Another Jan. 6 Attack
The Select Committee to Investigate the January. 6th Attack on the U.S. Capitol began its investigation last year and has conducted nine hearings to date.Last spring, federal district...
Opinion | Chile Takes a Second Run at National Suicide
Voters repudiated a constitutional rewrite, but as usual in Latin America the political class won’t accept the democratic verdict.
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Opinion | Chile’s Do-or-Die Referendum
Important voices on the right and the left oppose the proposed new constitution.
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