In The News
Jun 10
20 different opinions on the NSA from famous people
The controversy over the National Security Agency privacy case has led to some strange combinations in the media. Here are 20 quotes from some famous people you’d never think would agree on anything!
Jun 10
No decision on affirmative action, but Thursday a possibility
Supreme Court watchers were disappointed on Monday when the justices didn’t issue decisions in two high-profile cases involving affirmative action and voting rights. But that doesn’t mean a decision won’t happen this week.
Jun 10
Courts, DOJ tussle over Fourth Amendment violations and the NSA
A current legal action, based on one senator’s comments, could reveal specifics about a case where the National Security Agency may have violated the Fourth Amendment while conducting surveillance on Americans.
Jun 9
Voting Rights Act decision expected to be an emotional moment
A potential Supreme Court change in the Voting Rights Act of 1965 could be one of the most emotional moments in what will be a high-profile month for the nation’s highest court.
Jun 9
The Next 10 Amendments: A balanced budget as law?
Join the National Constitution Center’s virtual national town hall this summer to debate the top constitutional issues that could be proposed as The Next 10 Amendments. This week’s topic: a balanced budget amendment.
