Beyoncé’s Photo Policy Is Threatening The First Amendment, Photographers Say
The singer only wants the media to use pictures she pre-approves, and the National Press Photographers Association has a problem with it.
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Justice Scalia Claims The Constitution Is ‘Dead, Dead, Dead’
The Court’s most outspoken jurist offered a frank assessment of the Constitution’s status as a living document while promoting his new book, Reading Law: The Interpretation of Legal Text.
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Is "Liking" Protected By The Constitution?
Despite an alarming court ruling, “Liking” on Facebook should be protected like any other speech. FWD’s resident lawyer person explains.
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Mitt Romney Has An Awkward Encounter With A Gay Vietnam Veteran
Proving once again that Mitt Romney is awesome at retail politics. These are actual quotes and photos from an exchange in a Manchester diner between Romney and Bob Garon, a gay Vietnam vet who married his husband in New Hampshire.
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The 14th Amendment
As the clock ticks towards default and Congress appears hopelessly dysfunctional, more and more members of his party are urging President Obama to act on his own and consider using the 14th Amendment to unilaterally raise the debt ceiling. Bill Clinton is the highest profile Democrat to suggest Obama can use this obscure Constitutional clause to prevent an economic calamity. While Republicans have threatened to sue and even impeach Obama if he invokes the 14th Amendment, most legal experts say it would be very difficult to challenge his executive power in court. View List ›
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Constitutional Hipsters
These people were into the Bill of Rights waaaaaay before it was cool. View Image ›
