War With Iran and the Erosion of Constitutional Power
What David Frum and Tom Nichols Are Warning About The United States is now in open conflict with Iran. Most coverage […]
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When Presidents Ignore the Rules Abroad, Democracy Weakens at Home
Unilateral force abroad may look like strength, but it carries a hidden cost. Every time a president bypasses constraints overseas,
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The Fracturing of the Republic: Constitutional Principles Under Pressure in the Age of Project 2025
Introduction: The Unwritten Crisis For most of American history, constitutional crises have announced themselves through visible confrontation — secession, impeachment,
John Locke and the Foundations of American Government
John Locke, a 17th-century English philosopher, is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in shaping modern democratic
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