NSW May Ban 'Intifada' Slogans Following UK Lead
New South Wales is investigating a UK-style ban on the protest phrase 'globalise the intifada'. Legal experts warn it may clash with Australia's constitution. Read the full analysis.
Category : Constitution
Court Hears Challenge to Victoria Police Stop and Search Powers
Victoria Police's use of controversial stop and search powers in Melbourne's CBD is under scrutiny in a federal court constitutional challenge. Follow the latest.
Home Secretary's Power to Sack Police Chiefs Explained
After losing confidence in West Midlands Chief Constable Craig Guildford, the Home Secretary's limited powers expose a constitutional dilemma. Explore the law, the Labour reforms planned, and the future of independent policing in the UK.
ICE accused of constitutional violation in battering ram arrest
A Liberian man's arrest by ICE agents using a battering ram is labelled a 'blatant constitutional violation' by his attorney, sparking protests in Minnesota. Read the full story.
Calls for UN Charter reminder to Attorney General
A former UN official suggests sending the UN Charter to the UK's Attorney General after his comments on holding allies to account. Read the full letter and analysis.
Ilhan Omar Citizenship & Marriage Allegations Investigated
Republican lawmakers demand a probe into Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's citizenship status and family finances, as activists allege a lack of documentation. Read the full story.
ICE Shooting Sparks Federal-State Accountability Clash
Following the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good, former federal prosecutors argue states must lead investigations as the Trump administration rushes to judgement. Learn why local action is crucial.
Australia's History of Banning Political Groups Examined
As Australia's Labor government proposes new hate speech laws, constitutional experts warn of a 'sorry history' of banning organisations, from Communists to Jehovah's Witnesses.
Australia's history of banning political groups raises concerns
As Labor proposes new hate speech laws, Australia's constitutional history of outlawing political organisations offers a stark warning. Professor Anne Twomey examines past failures.
US Supreme Court Signals Backing for Transgender Athlete Bans
The US Supreme Court's conservative majority appears ready to uphold state laws banning transgender athletes from female sports. A ruling expected this summer could impact dozens of states.
Prosecutors seek death penalty for ex-South Korean leader
South Korean prosecutors have demanded the death penalty for former President Yoon Suk Yeol on insurrection charges over his failed 2024 martial law bid. The landmark trial concludes a dramatic political crisis.
Smithsonian removes Trump impeachment details from portrait
The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery has updated its display of Donald Trump, removing references to his two impeachments and the January 6 Capitol attack. Discover the details behind the revised exhibit.
Family Photo Challenges Mother's Tale of Teenage Delinquency
A daughter re-examines her teenage years through old photos, finding a sunnier story than her politically-engaged mother's tales of stroppiness and delinquency. Discover the power of family narratives.
Nepal royalists demand king's return before March vote
Supporters of Nepal's deposed king rally in Kathmandu, demanding monarchy restoration ahead of critical March elections. Peaceful protest marks royal anniversary.
Judge: Trump Prosecutor Unlawful, Tax Return Bid Denied
A US judge has ruled a Trump-era prosecutor was serving unlawfully, voiding his actions and blocking a bid for tax returns. Read the latest on this constitutional clash.
Harry Awaits UK Security Ruling: Taxpayer Protection at Stake
The Home Office is reassessing Prince Harry's threat level, with a decision due next month that could reinstate his taxpayer-funded police protection in the UK. Have your say in our poll.
MP: Lords' 'Crackpot' Amendments Block Assisted Dying Bill
Labour MP and ex-surgeon Peter Prinsley condemns House of Lords 'filibuster' with over 1,000 amendments to delay right-to-die legislation. He urges Commons to extend session.
MP slams Lords 'crackpot' amendments to right-to-die bill
Labour MP and ex-surgeon Peter Prinsley urges the government to stop Lords 'filibustering' the assisted dying bill with over 1,000 'bonkers' amendments. Read the full story.
Judge Demands Explanation Over Unlawful US Attorney Title
A federal judge orders prosecutor Lindsey Halligan to justify her continued use of the US Attorney title after a ruling found her appointment unlawful. Read the latest developments.
Judge Demands Explanation for US Attorney Title Use
A Trump-appointed federal judge orders prosecutor Lindsey Halligan to justify why she still uses the US Attorney title after a ruling deemed her appointment unlawful. Read the latest.
Royal Lack of Transparency Demands Constitutional Change
Experts argue the monarchy's opaque operations and reliance on 'magic' are an affront to democracy. Calls grow for parliamentary accountability and codified ethics.
Wyoming Supreme Court Strikes Down Abortion Laws
Wyoming's top court has ruled two abortion bans unconstitutional, preserving access. The decision strikes down the US's first explicit abortion pill ban. Read the full analysis.
Trump: A Law Unto Himself? Legal Analysis
We examine the legal philosophy of Donald Trump. Is he truly lawless, or does he operate by his own unique set of rules? Read our in-depth analysis.
Swinney's independence 'cornerstone' ridiculed over secret plan
John Swinney faces mockery after declaring independence the SNP's election 'cornerstone' but refusing to explain how he'd deliver it. Critics slam his 'secret plan' as a muddle.
Swinney: SNP has built foundations for Scottish independence
First Minister John Swinney launched the SNP's Holyrood campaign, claiming the party has laid the groundwork for independence. He aims for a majority to secure a referendum.
Missing Jan. 6 plaque sparks political memory battle
As the fifth anniversary of the Capitol attack nears, the official plaque honouring police is missing. Lawmakers erect replicas amid a partisan clash over history and remembrance.
Swinney: Tactics ready to force second Scottish independence vote
SNP leader John Swinney insists a Holyrood majority in May could force a fresh independence referendum, despite UK government opposition. Discover the political battle ahead.
Call for new bank holiday to honour King Aethelstan
MPs push for a new summer bank holiday in July 2027 to commemorate the 1100th anniversary of King Aethelstan uniting England. Could you get an extra day off?
MPs Call for July Bank Holiday to Celebrate First King
Calls grow for a new summer bank holiday in 2027 to commemorate the 1100th anniversary of King Aethelstan uniting England. Could you get an extra day off?
Trump Bypasses Congress in Venezuela Operation
Donald Trump's secretive capture of Nicolás Maduro, without consulting Congress, marks a dramatic shift in presidential power and threatens constitutional checks and balances. Read the full analysis.
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