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Hopefully most United States citizens can tell you the Constitution of the United States was written in 1787, some eleven years after the Declaration of Independence which declared the independence of the thirteen colonies from England.
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During my July 15 Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations Senate hearing, Voices of the Vaccine Injured, we heard from those whose lives were devastated by vaccine injuries and deaths, as well as fatal diseases that vaccines were intended to prev
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I write today as a proud supporter of our Constitution and an unwavering defender of the Second Amendment.
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“A republic, if you can keep it.” was Benjamin Franklin’s reply when asked “Well, Doctor, what have we got, a monarchy or a republic?” by Elizabeth Willing Powell on September 18, 1787.
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On May 1st, during the White House National Day of Prayer celebration, President Trump signed an executive order creating the Religious Liberty Commission.
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Pro-freedom Wisconsin legislators proposed a constitutional amendment last session that might appear as a referendum on a statewide 2026 ballot.
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You may remember from school, or maybe a recent article “The Government’s Three Branches”, that there are officially three branches of go
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Most of us can name the three branches of government, although some recent news indicates a significant number of people living in the United States cannot.
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