In the late 1960’s and early 70’s, as the feminist movement was rising in influence, its leaders wrote and promoted […]
Howard Lurie: Under whose jurisdiction? The Supreme Court’s next big constitutional test
One of the cases yet to be decided by the Supreme Court this term involves the constitutionality of “birthright citizenship.” […]
Pennsylvanians join the push to term limit Congress
(The Center Square) – Rep. Jared Solomon, D-Philadelphia, has introduced a concurrent resolution calling Pennsylvania to join states seeking a […]
Wally Zimolong: Democrats are Article II deniers
Article II of the United States Constitution plainly states “[t]he executive Power shall be vested in a President of the […]
Howard Lurie: Thinking about birthright citizenship
“Birthright citizenship” is the belief that the US Constitution automatically makes anyone born within the United States a citizen of […]
Howard Lurie: Shapiro’s actions strain our constitutional principles
In late November, Governor Josh Shapiro directed the state Department of Transportation to move $153 million of federal highway capital […]
Howard Lurie: Chevron deference was not built to last
The 1984 ruling was overbroad from the beginning. The Court had no choice but to overrule it.
By Howard Lurie
Stu Bykofsky: Limited immunity is not a novel concept
I am no fan of Trump’s, but I am a fan of equal treatment under the law.
By Stu Bykofsky
Guy Ciarrocchi: Cheers to the Constitution
The Supreme Court defends the Constitution, limits the power of unelected officials
By Guy Ciarrocchi