George Washington's First Thanksgiving Proclamation
Explore how George Washington's 1789 Thanksgiving proclamation forged national unity. Discover the origins of this pivotal American tradition and its enduring political significance.
Category : Constitution
Aptly Named Brits: When Names Match Professions
Discover fascinating UK cases of nominative determinism where names perfectly match professions. From Dr Alright to Mr Mutton, explore this linguistic phenomenon. Share your own examples!
Legal Fears Over Plan to Scrap Most Jury Trials
Justice Secretary David Lammy's controversial proposal to remove jury trials for most cases to tackle court backlogs faces strong opposition from barristers. Discover the legal concerns.
7 Ways to Protect Democracy From Populist Takeover
Historian Timothy Garton Ash reveals essential institutions to safeguard against democratic erosion. Learn how to defend democracy before it's too late.
US Border Patrol's Licence Plate Surveillance Challenged
Democratic lawmakers question the legality of a US Border Patrol programme using predictive algorithms to detain drivers. Discover the civil liberties concerns.
Bar Council: Don't Scrap Jury Trials for Court Backlog
The Bar Council warns the government against controversial plans to remove jury trials for some offences. Chair Barbara Mills argues fixing existing court inefficiencies should be the priority over a new, untested court system. Read the full analysis.
Guardian's Corrections Column: Hidden Gem of Journalism
Readers celebrate the Guardian's corrections column as both a source of factual accuracy and unexpected humour. Discover why this unheralded feature has become essential reading.
Trump's Supreme Court tariff warning
Donald Trump warns the Supreme Court not to serve 'hostile foreign interests' as it deliberates the legality of his emergency tariff powers. Read the latest on this constitutional clash.
United Ireland Vote Must Avoid Brexit Chaos, Warn Experts
Leading journalists Fintan O’Toole and Sam McBride warn political establishments are unprepared for a potential Irish unity referendum, urging serious debate to prevent another Brexit-style crisis.
Royal Family May Remove Andrew from Succession Line
Buckingham Palace faces mounting pressure as senior royals discuss removing Prince Andrew from succession following Epstein scandal. Discover the constitutional implications.
BBC Under Threat: New Protection Plan Proposed
The BBC faces unprecedented challenges from global tech billionaires and political pressure. Discover the four-point plan to safeguard Britain's public broadcaster for future generations.
Johnson plots revenge with House rules change
House Speaker Mike Johnson plans to make discharge petitions harder after the Epstein files vote humiliation. Discover the political fallout and what's next for Congress.
BBC board member resigns citing governance failures
Shumeet Banerji resigns from the BBC Board over governance issues, revealing he was not consulted on recent top-level departures. Discover the full story behind the broadcaster's leadership turmoil.
Lords face 'fearmongering' claims over 1,000 dying bill amendments
Frustrated campaigners accuse the House of Lords of 'fearmongering' as amendments to the Assisted Dying Bill surpass 1,000, potentially delaying the law for decades. Discover the human stories behind the debate.
Trump threatens Democrats with death penalty over video
Democratic Senator Elissa Slotkin receives 24/7 security after Donald Trump suggests she and five other lawmakers face death penalty for military video. Read the full story.
Princess of Wales Makes First Speech Since Cancer Recovery
The Princess of Wales delivered her first public address since cancer treatment at London's Future Workforce Summit, advocating for children's rights and nurturing environments.
Franco's brutal legacy haunts modern Spain
As Spain confronts historical amnesia about Franco's murderous regime, new research shows troubling support among youth. Discover why education about dictatorship matters now.
White House Press Secretary accused of lying
CNN's Kaitlan Collins accuses White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt of mischaracterising a video from Democratic lawmakers. Discover the explosive details and Trump's reaction.
Judge Orders End to Trump's National Guard Deployment
A federal judge has ruled President Trump's National Guard deployment in Washington DC illegal. The White House vows to appeal. Discover the constitutional clash.
Fentanyl conviction tossed after 11-juror verdict
A landmark fentanyl conviction in Dallas is overturned after a court discovered the verdict was delivered by only 11 jurors, a breach of the Texas Constitution. Discover the baffling details.
Judge rules Trump's DC National Guard deployment illegal
A district judge has declared Trump's National Guard deployment in Washington DC unlawful. Discover the constitutional implications and what happens next.
Australia's Push for Republic: Dreyfus Calls for Vote
Former attorney general Mark Dreyfus demands a new Australian republic referendum, as PM Albanese eyes a key EU trade deal at the G20. Follow the latest developments.
Texas Schools in Legal Battle Over Ten Commandments
Texas public schools face conflicting court orders over displaying the Ten Commandments, creating a constitutional dilemma. Discover how educators are navigating this contentious mandate.
Lords block assisted dying bill in democratic outrage
Unelected peers are filibustering the assisted dying bill with hundreds of amendments, blocking the will of the elected Commons and public opinion. This democratic outrage must end.
Texas Ten Commandments Law Splits Schools
A new Texas law mandating Ten Commandments posters in classrooms sparks legal battles and teacher resignations. Explore the constitutional clash and its impact on schools.
Washington Cathedral: A Nation's Story in Stone
Explore how Washington National Cathedral's funerals, from presidents to pioneers, narrate the American story. Discover the hallowed ground where history and heritage converge.
Government Plans to Curtail Jury Trials in England & Wales
Radical proposals by Sir Brian Leveson aim to tackle the record court backlog by moving thousands of trials from juries to judges. Could this reshape Britain's justice system?
French Conservatives Move Closer to Far-Right Alliance
France's mainstream conservatives are dismantling long-standing barriers against Marine Le Pen's National Rally, potentially enabling a far-right takeover that could reshape French politics and EU relations. Discover the implications.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor remains Duke of York by law
The Government states no legislation is needed to remove Andrew's Duke of York title, confirming it remains his by law despite being stripped of prince title. Discover the legal intricacies.
Judge Blocks Trump's National Guard Use in Memphis
A Tennessee judge has blocked President Trump's use of the National Guard in Memphis for crimefighting, siding with Democrats. The government has five days to appeal the ruling.
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