Economists Michael Hudson and Steve Keen engage in a discussion about empire, finance, and impending crises, touching upon the Federal Reserve and the US Constitution.

Andrea Szabó argues that Hungary's third regime change requires not another victorious constitution, but 'our constitution' – one that is known, understood, debated, shaped, confirmed by referendum, and thus defended.

Jonathan Turley authored a column in the Wall Street Journal asserting that the Framers of the US Constitution would have opposed a billionaire tax, countering claims by figures like Governor Gavin Newsom.

According to a political analyst, those who vote for constitutional amendments in Hungary believe that nothing limits them and that their qualified majority allows them to do anything, even amidst previous constitutional tinkering.

The Greek political party SYRIZA-P.S. has decided not to provide any consent to the current government, accusing it of numerous constitutional violations.

VMRO-DPMNE reiterates that there will be no constitutional changes to include Bulgarians without guarantees from the EU, recalling previous constitutional amendments related to the name change.

An opinion piece highlights Justice Clarence Thomas's remarks, where he lauded the US Constitution as a unifying foundation for a divided America.

The French National Assembly and Senate are reportedly close to quickly adopting a text aimed at partially unfreezing New Caledonia's electoral roll. This follows the failure of a previous constitutional bill in April and is intended for provincial elections on June 28.

Historian Jill Lepore examines the dangerous constitutional standstill in the United States since the late 1960s, arguing that the failure to amend the constitution reflects deep, unresolved national conflicts.

An opinion piece explores the legal argument that the US Constitution could potentially permit noncitizens to vote.

Montenegro's parliament has once again adopted a cooperation agreement between the governments of Montenegro and the UAE, after President Jakov Milatović returned it for reconsideration, citing serious constitutional and legal concerns.

In justifying the attack on Iran, President Donald Trump has said that he felt Iran was going to strike first and the attack was to eliminate imminent threat

This article discusses the debate between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson on the structure of a lasting republic, following the principles laid out in the Declaration of Independence in 1776.

The first and only museum dedicated to the US Constitution is experiencing leadership turmoil, with its leader Jeffrey Rosen exiting amidst claims of political motives for his ousting, despite being praised for his non-partisan approach.

The Polish government has amended a project for early retirees, proposing a new mechanism to increase pensions instead of a recalculation, a change that raises serious constitutional doubts.

On the 250th anniversary of US independence, an article argues that the problem with the American constitutional system is not its weakness but its extreme difficulty in adapting to change.

Columnist Jonathan Freedland reflects on the US Constitution's inherent weaknesses, particularly after the Trump presidency, stating that America's 250th birthday arrives at a time of deep division.

As part of the 'America 250' series, this article reflects on the groundbreaking nature of the US Constitution, adopted in September 1787. It highlights how the document established an unprecedented balance between the three branches of government, eleven years after the nation's founding.

Critics accuse the Greek government of converting former colleges into supposedly private higher education institutions to serve political cronies. They argue that education is not a matter of exchange and profitability, and warn of a dangerous constitutional game involving national symbols.

An analysis suggests that the U.S. Constitution's founding document has inherent blind spots, which have become more visible during the Trump administration.

The President of Cyprus has raised serious constitutional and institutional concerns over a new foreclosure law amendment, citing risks to financial stability, while a borrowers association rejects claims of unconstitutionality.

The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) has commented on the conclusion of the constitutional deadline for electing a President, stating that a serious constitutional violation was avoided. The party emphasized the importance of setting elections according to constitutional timelines.

An explainer details why the 25th Amendment to the US Constitution is currently a topic of public discussion, likely in the context of recent political developments and leadership concerns.

Despite the Constitutional Court not yet ruling, Milatović's Cabinet stated that the judges' voting significantly confirmed the flaws of the agreement with the UAE, which the President had returned to Parliament due to numerous constitutional doubts.

Administration offers shifting explanations as it acts without congressional approval or legal premise The Trump administration is waging an illegal war on Iran, one that defies both the US constitution and international armed conflict laws, according to several legal scholars and bipartisan lawmakers. The Senate will vote Wednesday on whether to halt Donald Trump’s military offensive, which he launched on 28 February. Hundreds of people, including six US personnel, have been killed in a conf...

This article commemorates the 75th anniversary of the ratification of the 22nd Amendment to the US Constitution, which limits the presidency to two terms, a practice that was previously an unwritten custom.

An opinion piece explores the concept of election integrity and questions whether representative democracy is a 'foolish fantasy,' referencing the significance of the US Constitution.

A Coinbase executive argues that the US Constitution is missing two key pieces, contributing to the ongoing US debt crisis, and offers advice on protecting wealth.

Zohran Mamdani stated his preference for the US Constitution to remain unchanged regarding eligibility requirements for presidential candidates.

An article profiling James Madison, highlighting his pivotal role as the "Father of the Constitution" and his enduring legacy in American history.

Jesse Wegman's book, 'The Lost Founder,' tells the story of James Wilson, a largely forgotten founding father who played a crucial role in crafting the US Constitution, despite dying as a Supreme Court justice on the run from the law.

US Congressman Barry Moore has introduced the CRUSADE Act, which would require religious immigrants to renounce Sharia law and affirm their commitment to the US Constitution.

As critics of Vice President Duterte seek to find probable cause for impeachment, various constitutional provisions, laws, and government rules are cited in discussions

An explainer article delves into the reasons behind the current public and political discussion surrounding the 25th Amendment of the US Constitution, which addresses presidential disability and succession.

An opinion piece discusses the possibility that the US Constitution could permit noncitizens to vote.

Political analyst Gábor Török raises questions about why Magyar Péter has now begun discussing replacing state leaders if his party achieves a two-thirds majority, suggesting such a move could lead to a serious constitutional crisis.

The Swiss parliament has decided to allow Switzerland to participate in EU peacekeeping missions and has eased regulations on arms exports. This move is expected to boost the Swiss industry and strengthen European security.

A Yahoo News article reports that the Supreme Court's Republican majority has taken on a dangerous power in constitutional law, indicating a significant shift in legal authority.