North Carolina prioritized individual rights over government power, adopting its Declaration of Rights before ratifying its first constitution, to ensure that liberty constrained government from the outset The Declaration…
The State Department is finally undergoing the course correction it has long needed. According to recent reporting from FOX News, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reinstated and promoted a number of career Foreign Service…
Gun rights groups aren’t fully sold on the Trump Department of Justice’s (DOJ) decision to launch a new Second Amendment Rights division.Advocates frustrated by the DOJ’s recent litigation positions are reserving judgement,…
Margot Cleveland writes for the Federalist about the importance of newly released documents. The Biden Administration okayed Special Counsel Jack Smith’s subpoenaing congressional phone records knowing the subpoenas were…
An enterprising reporter at the New York Post never believed the FBI when it said that Thomas Crooks, the 20-year-old young man who shot President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, didn’t have a social media footprint.…
If your lightbulbs are connected to the power plant that’s connected to the lake, you’ll pay Went over to Devil’s Lake last weekend to look at leaves, did you? Good choice. Lovely place. Did you get the lake’s permission? No,…
"If America is to remain a free country, then property must once again be treated as the sacred right it is, not a privilege handed out by government." For generations, Americans have crossed great expanses of…
The rise in AI in education should mean stronger protections for parental rights Written by Scholars predict that AI will radically change education, but parental rights in education should remain protected. In the age of AI,…
An article from The Harvard Gazette titled “How AI Could Radically Change Education by 2050” suggests that not only will education change radically, but the way we currently do school will “seem totally old-fashioned.” While…
This summer, Sutherland Institute joined an amicus brief filed in Stovall v. Jefferson County Board of Education, a case pending before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. The lawsuit comes from a Kentucky…
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