In a time when a smartphone holds more information about us than our homes did in 1791, how does the centuries-old document protect our personal freedoms in an ever changing modern technological world?
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The Federal Balance of Power
Unlike legislation passed by Congress, executive orders do not require approval from the legislative branch. They obtain authority from the Constitution. What are the checks and balances within the federal government maintain the balance of power amidst the growing use of executive orders?
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Is America in Moral Decline?
In a pluralistic society, where beliefs vary widely across cultures, faiths, and generations, whose version of morality wins out in the end? Are Christians still participating in shaping the future of morality in America?
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Tragedy in Texas
In central Texas, the 4th of July weekend turned into flooding that has been described as one of the worst natural disasters in Texas history, with significant damage to infrastructure and homes.
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Crime in America
When it comes to crime in America, public opinion often paints a more alarming picture than the actual data supports. Still, anxiety remains. This gap between perception and reality is often widened by social media, political rhetoric, and sensational headlines
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Balancing Liberty and Responsibility
When the Second Amendment was ratified in 1791, it was deeply rooted in the context of post-Revolutionary America. Wary of standing armies and potential tyranny, the Founders stressed the importance of a “well-regulated militia” as protection for a free state.
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Los Angeles Protests Turn Violent
The initial protests were sparked by ICE raids at various locations, including a Home Depot and a clothing store in downtown Los Angeles. As news of the arrests spread, more people gathered to demonstrate against what they perceived as unjust immigration enforcement.
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Speech and Consequence
Freedom of speech is often seen as the right to say whatever one feels, especially if it reflects personal truth. But not all speech is protected, and not all consequences are unconstitutional. So, what does the First Amendment actually protect?
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Keeping Government Authority in Check
While the Constitution created systems to limit centralized control, nothing can be immune to weakness or exploitation. Checks and balances require not only written rules but active participation from leaders, institutions, and the public it should protect.
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Who Governs and Why It Matters
There are many facets that go into running a nation. Like a business, it takes personnel, budgeting, planning, and many departments to manage a government. Have you ever wondered where government authority originated?
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