The House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution and Limited Government holds a hearing at 2:00 p.m. ET. on April 16 on “Liberty, Tyranny, and Accountability: Covid-19 and the Constitution” to examine the federal and state responses to the COVID-19 pandemic and the effects on the civil liberties of Americans. Witnesses: Harmeet Dhillon, founder and CEO, […]
Florida and Texas should be allowed to regulate how social media platforms moderate content, lawyers for the states told the Supreme Court on Feb. 26. During oral arguments, the justices seemed to be grasping for a new rule they could use to apply free speech principles to online discussions. But there are “a bunch of […]
The Florida Supreme Court holds a hearing on oral arguments for and against a proposed constitutional amendment that would grant abortion access in the state constitution at 9:00 a.m. ET on Feb. 7.
The House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution and Limited Government holds a hearing on “The Southern Border Crisis: The Constitution and the States” at 10 a.m. ET on Jan. 30 to examine states’ authority to secure the southern border when the federal executive fails to do so. Witnesses Mark Brnovich, former Arizona Attorney General Christopher […]
The FBI’s seizure of contents from safe deposit boxes during a raid violated the U.S. Constitution, a federal appeals court ruled on Jan. 23. In 2021, agents raided U.S. Private Vaults, a business in California that allowed people to rent safe deposit boxes anonymously, based on the belief that criminals were using the service. The […]
In this episode, civil rights attorney Bobbie Anne Cox explains why she believes the New York State Department of Health’s quarantine regulation violates individual rights and oversteps the separation of powers. Plus, it’s the start of a new year and a new you. Corporate trainer and coach Yolanda M. Smith discusses how to improve your […]
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oral argument on the constitutionality of administrative law courts within the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Nov. 29—teeing up yet another opportunity this term for justices to review bureaucrats’ power. SEC v. Jarkesy involves a hedge fund manager, George Jarkesy, whom the agency penalized for violating […]
In tonight’s episode, we honor the men and women who have given their all to serve and protect us—even putting themselves in harm’s way so that we may continue to enjoy the rights with which we have been endowed by our Creator: to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Australians have emphatically rejected a change to the country’s Constitution with ongoing counts of the national referendum indicating more than 50 percent of voters have sided against the “Indigenous Voice to Parliament.” The Voice referendum which was held Oct. 14 is a proposed amendment to the Australian Constitution that would establish a constitutionally enshrined Aboriginal […]
DES MOINES, Iowa—Even “Iowa nice” has an edge these days, but former Vice President Mike Pence, raised in Indiana, knows that Midwest decorum calls for direct, plain-spoken responses to questions, including those that draw hisses and hoots. Why, asked a man in a Boston Red Sox cap, didn’t the vice president “do his duty to […]
Former Vice President Mike Pence has responded to special counsel Jack Smith’s latest indictment of former President Donald Trump, asserting that his onetime boss had “demanded [he] choose between him and the Constitution.” “Today’s indictment serves as an important reminder: anyone who puts himself over the Constitution should never be President of the United States,” […]
NTD spoke with Richard Lyons, author of “The DNA of Democracy” and “Shadows of the Acropolis,” to explore the founding of the United States and to explore if the nation has in fact deviated from the Founding Fathers’ original intent and vision.
Former President Donald Trump can still continue to run for president in 2024 after he announced that he’s being federally indicted on charges relating to whether he mishandled classified records, according to legal experts. After Trump was charged by the Manhattan District Attorney’s office earlier this year in a separate case, some noted that the […]
Presidential contender Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says that he supports Second Amendment and would not seek a gun confiscation program if elected. Asked about his stance on gun rights by The Epoch Times, Kennedy, the nephew of President John F. Kennedy, replied, “I support the Constitution that includes the Second Amendment.” “I’m not going to […]
NAACP Chairman Leon Russell has reacted to criticism of his living in Florida after the association issued a travel advisory warning black Americans to avoid the state. An Arizona judge dismissed gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake’s election case on Monday. He said she failed to prove evidence of significant misconduct in the election. TikTok is suing […]
NTD sat down with Victor Avila, a retired Supervisory Special Agent with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, to discuss the border crisis. He points to the Constitution as a way to compassionately resolve the suffering at the U.S. southern border.
Mr. Paul Skousen, author of “The Naked Socialist”, expounds on how the Constitution beautifully balances out power at every government level with ingeniously-created mechanisms. Skousen warns that because of corruption and violation of the Constitution, centralized and socialized government is creeping in and power that should rightfully belong to the states is being undermined, and […]
An “extremely rare” first-edition copy of the U.S. Constitution will go under the hammer in New York next month, with Sotheby’s auction house expecting bids up to $30 million. Produced ahead of the historic Constitutional Convention of 1787, it is among just 13 of the original printed texts known to have survived—and one of only […]
A judge has blocked New York authorities from banning guns in churches and other houses of worship, ruling that the state’s restrictions violate the U.S. Constitution. There is “ample Supreme Court precedent” emphasizing an individual’s right to keep and bear arms, U.S. District Judge John Sinatra, a Trump appointee, wrote in a 40-page ruling. That precedent […]
