Juneteenth has long been recognized and celebrated, commemorating the end of slavery in the U.S. But it didn't become a federal holiday until recent.

In the United States, we’re all governed by the 7,591 words in the Constitution and its amendments. But who decides what ...

But the number of affected voters is much larger than just those who don’t possess or have easy access to citizenship ... the implications of the 19th Amendment.” And the bill goes much ...

By the 19th century, Cuba’s sugar industry had ... first through military occupation and later via the Platt Amendment (1901), which allowed U.S. intervention in Cuban affairs and granted ...

Abortion rights won the day, but so did the Republicans who had hoped to return us to the 19th century ... machine to help Donald Trump coast to an easy win, bringing along with him enough ...

Following the Court's interim order, the 19th Amendment was passed ... that there is always a drift towards totalitarianism. It is easy to drift. It is difficult to trust. This is a time to ...

Marco Rubio easily ... 19th among all states,” the company said. Florida viewers, though, are still subject to heavy spending on two constitutional amendments on the November ballot. Amendment ...

The bulletin moved just after 1 p.m. on Aug. 18, 1920, conveying the breaking news that the 19th Amendment had been ratified ... convention in June and will draw up its platform for the coming ...

But past platforms envisioned passing a “human life amendment” to the Constitution ... vitro fertilization were “children” under a 19th-century wrongful death statute, and it cited the ...

“Jordan used narrative to draw readers in,” says Harrison-Kahan ... Following the passage of the 19th Amendment, reactionary forces in the United States made a concerted effort to reestablish ...

In newly resurfaced writings from his college days, John Gibbs, the Trump-backed Republican nominee for Michigan’s 3rd Congressional District, called for the repeal of the 19th amendment ...

Hamburger wrote the following post in response to a post at Volokh by Ilya Somin: Is coercion the First Amendment's measure ... the coercion standard fails to draw a plausible line.