Now nearly one week later, nothing needs to be added about Sandy Hook. But for those who haven’t followed, National Review yesterday...

The Supreme Court’s ruling on the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA)’s so-called individual...

Before I say anything about guns, or politics, or the NRA, or anything, I have to ask you to take a moment and think about what happened...

This week, Newark Mayor Cory Booker is doing something that millions of people have done before – he is living on a food stamp budget. Of...

Hello, readers! Just in case you’ve forgotten, the disaster formerly known as Election 2012 is now over, and President Barack Obama has...

Welcome back, readers! For those of you who celebrate Thanksgiving, I hope your holiday was swell. Mine was marred by the sudden onset of...

Happy “Week after the Presidential Election,” readers! I hope you’ve been productive—Washington, D.C. sure has. The scandal regarding...

In my last article, I explained that certain provisions of the Constitution that are broad in nature must not be arbitrarily narrowed as...

In a daring move that completely ignores the results of the election that just happened last night, I’m going to talk some more about...

On October 18, a federal appeals court in Manhattan (the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals) struck down in a 2-1 decision the 1996...

In my last article, Historical Seriousness and the Bill of Rights pt. 2, I explained the problem of selective historical reliance with a...

We interrupt your regularly scheduled “Lena Rants About Something” Wednesday column to bring you important news—in a few hours, the...

Mitt Romney emerged from last week’s debate the undisputed champion and the owner of a substantial bounce in the polls, but he was almost...

As Hans von Spakovsky explains very well in the SCOTUSblog article “Online VRA symposium: The constitutionality of Section 5 comes to the...

Last Wednesday, the New York Times ran an opinion article by Theresa Brown entitled “The Human Cost of the Second Amendment.” In her...

If these voting laws aren’t overturned, polling places could be much emptier than this one in November’s election. Image courtesy of...

In SCOTUSblog’s recent article, “Same-sex marriage symposium: Justice Scalia’s constitutional case for gay marriage,” author Dale...

Many Americans’ first exposure to Chief Justice John Roberts was in January 2009 when he made a mistake reading the Oath of Office to...

As Constitution Daily announced eight months ago, 2012 marks the 225th anniversary of the United States Constitution, which was signed...