Oklahoma mandates Bible teaching in public schools
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signs executive order mandating Bible and Ten Commandments instruction in schools, igniting fierce constitutional debate about religious freedom in American education.
Category : Constitution
Government defies Supreme Court equality ruling
Labour's Bridget Phillipson accuses ministers of undermining parliamentary sovereignty after they ignore court ruling on equality impact assessments in new legislation.
Scotland's political power shifts from Westminster to Holyrood
Exclusive analysis reveals how Scotland's political influence has dramatically shifted away from Westminster, with Holyrood now dominating key policy decisions affecting Scottish communities.
Colombia court protects Afro-indigenous community in Bogotá
In a historic decision, Colombia's highest court has intervened to protect the ancestral rights of an Afro-indigenous community facing displacement from their spiritual heartland in the nation's capital.
Swinney's Indyref2 Plan: Empty Rhetoric Exposed
Exclusive analysis reveals the Scottish Government's independence plan is in disarray, with even First Minister John Swinney appearing directionless on the path to Indyref2 amid growing internal confusion.
Supreme Court rules for Black voters in Alabama case
In a major ruling with profound implications for American democracy, the Supreme Court has upheld protections for Black voters in Alabama, dealing a significant blow to Republican efforts to dilute minority voting power.
Starmer's constitutional revolution: Labour's bold reforms
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer unveils groundbreaking constitutional reforms that could dramatically alter how Britain is governed, with sweeping devolution plans set to be published next week.
Voice to Parliament referendum cost revealed
Exclusive figures uncover the staggering taxpayer cost of Australia's upcoming Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum, sparking heated debate about government spending priorities.
Shapiro condemns antisemitic vandalism at PA Capitol
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro delivers impassioned address condemning antisemitic graffiti at state capitol, calling for unity and reaffirming Jewish community's right to safety amid Gaza conflict tensions.
Legal experts dismantle Swinney's independence referendum plan
Scotland's First Minister faces crushing legal verdict as constitutional specialists declare his referendum strategy fundamentally flawed and destined for failure.
Labour wants Supreme Court veto on contentious policies
Ministers could be forced to seek Supreme Court approval for contentious policies under new Labour proposals following legal battles over Rwanda scheme.
NZ Government Dramatically Cuts Māori Council Representation
New Zealand's coalition government has dramatically reduced guaranteed Māori representation on local councils, cutting dedicated seats by more than half in a move critics call a devastating blow to indigenous rights.
Scottish Parliament in heated treaty debate with Victoria
Holyrood faces constitutional clash as MSPs debate landmark treaty with Australian state of Victoria, sparking fierce political division and questions about parliamentary sovereignty.
France's constitutional crisis deepens as leaders clash
France faces an unprecedented constitutional crisis as President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Éric Ciotti engage in a bitter power struggle, threatening the stability of the Fifth Republic.
Government rewrites bill after Lords rebellion
Ministers have been compelled to make significant changes to their flagship legislation following a major defeat in the House of Lords, marking a dramatic parliamentary showdown over constitutional powers.
Australia's Political Crisis Deepens Over Indigenous Rights
Australia's political landscape faces unprecedented challenges as constitutional debates over Indigenous recognition collide with economic pressures and international scrutiny.
SNP Leader: Westminster Undermining Scottish Governance
Scotland's First Minister launches extraordinary attack on UK government, claiming systematic obstruction of Scottish interests and policymaking in explosive new interview.
Victoria signs historic treaty with Gunaikurnai people
In a groundbreaking move for Indigenous reconciliation, Victoria's Premier Jacinta Allan announces Australia's first-ever state-based treaty with the Gunaikurnai people, marking a new chapter in addressing historical injustices.
SNP backs Swinney's new independence referendum plan
The Scottish National Party has unanimously endorsed John Swinney's comprehensive strategy for pursuing a new independence vote, marking a significant shift in their approach to securing Scotland's sovereignty.
British Public Demands Major Political Reform: New Poll
Exclusive survey shows overwhelming majority of Britons want significant changes to political system, with cross-party consensus emerging on key reforms.
SNP Conference Explodes Over Independence Demands
First Minister John Swinney confronts major rebellion as SNP activists demand immediate independence action, setting stage for explosive party conference showdown over Scotland's constitutional future.
Trump's Plenary Authority Power Grab Explained
Stephen Miller's controversial legal theory could grant Trump unprecedented presidential powers, threatening constitutional checks and balances in a potential second term.
NSW constitutional crisis over 120-year-old law
A dramatic constitutional showdown has unfolded in New South Wales as Chris Minns' chief of staff refuses to comply with a parliamentary order, invoking legal privilege and sparking a major political confrontation.
De Gaulle's 1958 Revolution: Birth of France's Fifth Republic
Explore how political turmoil and military rebellion in 1958 forced France to abandon its Fourth Republic and embrace Charles de Gaulle's powerful new presidential system that endures today.
Swinney: Scottish independence campaign to restart soon
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney declares independence campaign will 'recommence shortly' as he challenges Westminster's authority and outlines his vision for Scotland's future.
SNP fails to pay £250k Supreme Court bill for six months
Scottish Government faces mounting criticism after failing to settle a substantial legal fee from a landmark Supreme Court defeat, raising questions about financial management and accountability.
Swinney faces no-confidence vote over ferry WhatsApp scandal
John Swinney confronts political turmoil amid allegations of deleted WhatsApp messages regarding Ferguson Marine ferries contract, sparking constitutional clash with Scottish Parliament.
US Supreme Court begins pivotal new term with major cases
The US Supreme Court begins a landmark term tackling explosive issues from abortion rights and gun laws to environmental regulations and digital privacy in what promises to be a defining session for American jurisprudence.
Trump's Supreme Court immunity case: A constitutional crisis
In a dramatic legal showdown, Donald Trump's legal team argues before the Supreme Court that presidents enjoy absolute immunity from prosecution, raising profound questions about executive power and accountability in American democracy.
Federal agents deployed to Portland against state wishes
Federal law enforcement officers have been deployed to Portland, Oregon without state approval, sparking protests and raising serious questions about states' rights and federal overreach in American democracy.
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