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What if We Fired the Parties?
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Bipartisanship

What if We Fired the Parties?

Trump Takes U.S. to War
Governance & Legislation

Trump Takes U.S. to War

Following Jefferson: Promoting Inter-Generational Understanding Through Constitution-Making
Bridging & Common Ground

Following Jefferson: Promoting Inter-Generational Understanding Through Constitution-Making

Burning Down the House
Democracy

Burning Down the House

Democracy in Action: May Retrospective
Governance & Legislation

Democracy in Action: May Retrospective

America’s Political Crisis Sparks Great Interest in the Federalist Papers. Is That a Good Thing?
Ethics & Leadership

America’s Political Crisis Sparks Great Interest in the Federalist Papers. Is That a Good Thing?

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Following Jefferson: Promoting Intergenerational Understanding Through Constitution-Making
Bridging & Common Ground

Following Jefferson: Promoting Intergenerational Understanding Through Constitution-Making

Supreme Court Weighs Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order Amid Constitutional Debate
Rule of Law

Supreme Court Weighs Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order Amid Constitutional Debate

The President Must Affirm His Commitment to the Constitution
Ethics & Leadership

The President Must Affirm His Commitment to the Constitution

​The U.S. Constitution.
Rule of Law

Democracy on the Edge: Take Action Now To Maintain the Constitution

Hands raised in the air, holding each other.​
Rule of Law

Why Law Day 2025 Matters More Than Ever

U.S. President Donald Trump signs executive orders in the Oval Office at the White House on April 23, 2025 in Washington, DC.
Ethics & Leadership

Trump 2.0’s Alleged Trifecta Crisis

America’s Liz Truss Problem
Ethics & Leadership

America’s Liz Truss Problem

​The U.S. Constitution.
Democracy

Call for a Constitutional Convention Veils Anti-Constitutionalism and Portends Political Chaos

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