Trump threatens Democrats with death penalty over video
Democratic Senator Elissa Slotkin receives 24/7 security after Donald Trump suggests she and five other lawmakers face death penalty for military video. Read the full story.
Category : Constitution
Princess of Wales Makes First Speech Since Cancer Recovery
The Princess of Wales delivered her first public address since cancer treatment at London's Future Workforce Summit, advocating for children's rights and nurturing environments.
Franco's brutal legacy haunts modern Spain
As Spain confronts historical amnesia about Franco's murderous regime, new research shows troubling support among youth. Discover why education about dictatorship matters now.
White House Press Secretary accused of lying
CNN's Kaitlan Collins accuses White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt of mischaracterising a video from Democratic lawmakers. Discover the explosive details and Trump's reaction.
Judge Orders End to Trump's National Guard Deployment
A federal judge has ruled President Trump's National Guard deployment in Washington DC illegal. The White House vows to appeal. Discover the constitutional clash.
Fentanyl conviction tossed after 11-juror verdict
A landmark fentanyl conviction in Dallas is overturned after a court discovered the verdict was delivered by only 11 jurors, a breach of the Texas Constitution. Discover the baffling details.
Judge rules Trump's DC National Guard deployment illegal
A district judge has declared Trump's National Guard deployment in Washington DC unlawful. Discover the constitutional implications and what happens next.
Australia's Push for Republic: Dreyfus Calls for Vote
Former attorney general Mark Dreyfus demands a new Australian republic referendum, as PM Albanese eyes a key EU trade deal at the G20. Follow the latest developments.
Texas Schools in Legal Battle Over Ten Commandments
Texas public schools face conflicting court orders over displaying the Ten Commandments, creating a constitutional dilemma. Discover how educators are navigating this contentious mandate.
Lords block assisted dying bill in democratic outrage
Unelected peers are filibustering the assisted dying bill with hundreds of amendments, blocking the will of the elected Commons and public opinion. This democratic outrage must end.
Texas Ten Commandments Law Splits Schools
A new Texas law mandating Ten Commandments posters in classrooms sparks legal battles and teacher resignations. Explore the constitutional clash and its impact on schools.
Washington Cathedral: A Nation's Story in Stone
Explore how Washington National Cathedral's funerals, from presidents to pioneers, narrate the American story. Discover the hallowed ground where history and heritage converge.
Government Plans to Curtail Jury Trials in England & Wales
Radical proposals by Sir Brian Leveson aim to tackle the record court backlog by moving thousands of trials from juries to judges. Could this reshape Britain's justice system?
French Conservatives Move Closer to Far-Right Alliance
France's mainstream conservatives are dismantling long-standing barriers against Marine Le Pen's National Rally, potentially enabling a far-right takeover that could reshape French politics and EU relations. Discover the implications.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor remains Duke of York by law
The Government states no legislation is needed to remove Andrew's Duke of York title, confirming it remains his by law despite being stripped of prince title. Discover the legal intricacies.
Judge Blocks Trump's National Guard Use in Memphis
A Tennessee judge has blocked President Trump's use of the National Guard in Memphis for crimefighting, siding with Democrats. The government has five days to appeal the ruling.
MPs face 20-year Westminster exile in restoration row
Sir Keir Starmer's government plans to move Parliament from Westminster for 20 years in a controversial £20bn restoration. Critics warn this threatens Britain's democratic heritage.
US Sues California Over Mask Ban for Federal Agents
Trump administration files lawsuit challenging California's laws banning masked federal agents and requiring identification. Read the latest on this constitutional clash.
Jack Straw: ECHR's Strasbourg Court Needs Reining In
Former Home Secretary Jack Straw argues the Strasbourg court's overreach on immigration and prisoner voting undermines UK sovereignty. Discover why reform is essential now.
Sweden's Viking Revival: Neo-Pagans Seek Stability
Explore the resurgence of Norse paganism in modern Sweden. Discover how ancient rituals are offering solace from climate anxiety and identity crises in a secular nation. Join the conversation.
Scotland's Lord Advocate Reassures Rape Victims
Dorothy Bain KC confirms rape shield protections remain despite Supreme Court warning that current laws may breach defendants' rights to fair trials in Scotland.
Robert Reich: Trump's Dangerous Push for Immortality
Former US Labour Secretary Robert Reich argues Donald Trump's efforts to immortalise himself with coins and monuments mirror fascist dictators, threatening democratic memory. Discover the alternative.
MPs Face £9bn Westminster Restoration Decision
Controversial plans to restore the crumbling Palace of Westminster are back on the table. MPs will vote on £3bn preparatory works, with full decant costing £9bn. Will MPs ever return if they leave?
WASPI updates on £250k legal fundraiser
The WASPI campaign shares what happens to its £252,000 legal fundraiser after the DWP withdraws its decision on 1950s women's pension compensation. The judicial review proceeds in December.
Lords accused of sabotaging assisted dying bill
Exclusive: House of Lords faces public outrage as poll reveals 60% oppose blocking assisted dying bill after Commons approval. Terminally ill campaigners warn of existential crisis for unelected chamber.
Judge Questions Prosecutor in Comey and James Cases
A federal judge has cast doubt on the legality of a Trump-appointed prosecutor, potentially leading to charges against James Comey and Letitia James being dropped. Read the latest developments.
Peers table 942 amendments to halt assisted dying bill
House of Lords faces democratic crisis as peers attempt to filibuster assisted dying legislation with nearly 1,000 amendments. Critics warn move undermines Commons mandate.
MSPs back bill to sack politicians for misconduct
Holyrood debates a new recall bill allowing MSPs to be sacked for misconduct. Scotland risks being the only UK nation without a recall system if the legislation fails.
Pakistan army chief gets new powers and legal immunity
Pakistan's parliament passes a constitutional amendment granting the army chief expanded powers and lifelong immunity, sparking 'funeral of democracy' claims from the opposition.
Pakistan's army chief gets new powers and immunity
Pakistan's parliament passes a constitutional amendment granting the army chief command of all forces and lifelong legal immunity, sparking protests and democracy fears. Read the full analysis.
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