Supreme Court Justice Jackson's comments on the state of democracy and her role as a justice have raised concerns about judicial activism and the separation of powers. Her views on the Constitution and the role of the judiciary are being closely watched, and some are questioning whether she is staying within her lane as a judge. [... more]

The US judicial system is facing criticism for its perceived overreach, with some judges issuing nationwide injunctions that undermine the president's authority. Meanwhile, a data leak from NYU reveals a pattern of racial discrimination in college admissions, with Asian and white students facing lower acceptance rates despite higher test scores. [... more]

The Democratic Party's internal power struggle continues as Chuck Schumer faces opposition from his own party, with some calling for him to step down. Meanwhile, the Trump administration's executive orders are being challenged by judges, raising concerns about the separation of powers and the politicization of the courts. The ACLJ is working to defend persecuted Christians around the world, including in India and Pakistan, and is advocating for stronger protections for religious minorities at the United Nations. [... more]

The federal judiciary has amassed more influence over modern life than any other branch of government, sparking concerns about judicial tyranny and the erosion of separation of powers. Critics argue that judges have overstepped their authority, seizing power from the executive branch and undermining the Constitution. [... more]

The American spirit of defending national pride is back, as seen in the hockey game between the US and Canada, where Canadians booed the American national anthem, leading to a series of fights. This event mirrors the cultural temperature of the country, with the US asserting its dominance and Canada's attempts to assert its own identity. Meanwhile, Professor John Yoo discusses the Trump presidency and the executive power, arguing that the president has the authority to take action and that the separation of powers is working in favor of the president. [... more]

The resignation of FBI Director Christopher Wray and the potential nomination of Kash Patel have sparked controversy and raised questions about the separation of powers and the treatment of whistleblowers. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is pushing for a deal with Hamas to release hostages and establish a ceasefire, but concerns remain about the reliability of Hamas and the potential release of terrorists. [... more]

Antonin Scalia explains the significance of the Constitution's structure and separation of powers, highlighting its role in protecting minorities and preventing the centralization of power. [... more]

The Trump documents case is ongoing in Florida, with a motion to dismiss being argued in front of Judge Cannon. Meanwhile, in Fulton County, a decision on whether to disqualify the DA and her office from the prosecution is imminent. The ACLJ is involved in various cases, including defending Israel against Hamas and advocating for the two-tiered system of justice. The Presidential Records Act and separation of powers are also key topics of discussion. [... more]

The election of 1800 led to Thomas Jefferson's presidency, marking a significant shift in the federal government's style and values. Jefferson's informal approach and party-driven decisions set the stage for a major conflict with the judiciary, culminating in the landmark Supreme Court case Marbury v. Madison, which established the doctrine of judicial review and forever changed the balance of power in the US government. [... more]

The Constitution was designed to manage conflict, with a system of representation and separation of powers that allows for the free play of opinions and perspectives. This system is structured to work with human nature, not against it, and provides a mechanism for conflicts to be negotiated and channeled for the greater good of the public. [... more]

The story of America's founding and the creation of the Constitution is a remarkable tale of men who came together to create a government that would last. From the Articles of Confederation to the Great Compromise, the framers of the Constitution worked to balance power and create a system that would promote happiness and virtue. With the help of historian Bill McClay, we explore the principles and ideas that shaped the Constitution and continue to influence American politics today. [... more]

The erosion of morality and decency in society is leading to a breakdown in the rule of law, resulting in lawlessness and anarchy. The judiciary is failing to uphold the Constitution and the separation of powers, while sovereign immunity is being used to protect the government from accountability. The Declaration of Independence is being ignored, and the inalienable rights it guarantees are being threatened. The consequences of this are far-reaching and devastating, and it is essential that we return to the principles of morality and decency that founded our nation. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Trump case, COVID-19 origins, and the Chinese government's accountability. The conversation also touches on presidential pardons, foreign policy, judicial philosophy, separation of powers, and racial essentialism. [... more]

The Supreme Court has the opportunity to rein in the administrative state by limiting the Chevron doctrine, which has given executive agencies too much power. This could lead to a reassertion of congressional oversight and a return to the original intent of the Constitution. However, there are concerns that the court may also expand judicial power, potentially leading to judicial tyranny. [... more]

The founding fathers drew inspiration from the Bible when creating America's government, with the separation of powers and the three branches of government reflecting God's law and natural law. The Declaration of Independence, a covenant with God, established the principles of equality and unalienable rights. The founders believed in electing God-fearing men as leaders, and the Bible's teachings were the basis of their institutions of law and government. [... more]

The US Supreme Court ruled in a 6-3 decision that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) did not have the constitutional power or statutory authority to implement a widespread vaccine mandate for two-thirds of the American workforce, freeing employers and employees from the requirement. [... more]

The discussion revolves around constitutional issues, including election integrity, vaccine mandates, and the separation of powers. The conversation also touches on personal autonomy, the right to life, and the implications of Roe v. Wade. [... more]

President Biden's executive order creates a commission to study Supreme Court reform, sparking concerns about court packing and the erosion of the judiciary's independence. Critics argue that the commission's makeup is biased and its purpose is to pave the way for a progressive agenda. The discussion highlights the importance of the Supreme Court's role in the constitutional system and the need to protect its independence from executive branch interference. [... more]

The idea of court packing and its implications on the separation of powers and checks and balances in the US government are discussed, highlighting the potential consequences of altering the Supreme Court's composition and the importance of upholding constitutional rights. [... more]

North Carolina businesses, particularly bars and taverns, have been struggling under Governor Cooper's COVID-19 shutdown orders. Some are fighting back through lawsuits, while others are working to adapt and find ways to stay afloat. Meanwhile, the state's new Lieutenant Governor, Mark Robinson, is prioritizing veterans' care, regulatory burdens, and law enforcement, and the Biden administration's selections for key federal agencies are raising concerns about environmental regulations and the impact on North Carolina farmers and landowners. [... more]

The American system of government is unique due to its blend of democratic, republican, and federalist principles, which include checks and balances, separation of powers, and a system of electing presidents through the Electoral College. This system was designed to protect against tyranny and ensure that the voice of the people is heard, while also preventing the tyranny of the majority. [... more]

The choice between respect for God and rejection of God is at the heart of the 2020 US election, with the Republican Party generally respecting God and the Democratic Party largely rejecting Him. The divide between the two parties is so great that there can be no unity, and the ramifications of this election are crucial. Christians must consider their voting options carefully, weighing the policies of both parties and praying for God's guidance and wisdom. [... more]

The founders designed a government to restrain the sinful natures of man, with a limited government, separation of powers, and rule of law. In contrast, those who reject God's teachings believe man is inherently good and that oppressive systems, such as males and whites imposing their power, create problems in the world. This perspective leads to calls to defund the police and eliminate laws like borders, as proponents believe that creating the right environment and educating people will lead to good behavior. [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice is working on critical issues at home and abroad, including defending religious freedom, protecting those persecuted for their faith, and fighting to protect life in the courts and in Congress. They are also advocating for school choice and working to protect the constitutional rights of individuals, including Michael Flynn, who is facing a miscarriage of justice in his case. [... more]