“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”
Operating pretty much in the shadows, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA Court) has issued a series of rulings vastly expanding National Security Agency power. The New York Times reports that the secret court has issued hundreds of rulings creating a...
On the evening of July 2, the City Council of Wellington, Kan., unanimously passed a resolution in Support of the Second Amendment. The Tenth Amendment Center applauds every city, county, and state that proactively defends their citizens’ natural right to self...
The Supreme Court just released its opinion on DOMA, and Prop 8. The justices showed some rare wisdom here, and even applied the Constitution in ways I never expected them to. I suppose, just when you are certain of the utter uselessness of an organization, they can...
Bill Gates has an idea. In order to improve academic performance, teachers should be monitored all day, every day. A preposterous waste of resources and manpower, you say? Well, not to worry, because said monitoring will be done by video cameras. Installed in...
If you follow conservative politics, you should be familiar with the Heritage Foundation. Heritage was probably the most influential Washington D.C. think tank during the Bush Administration. It has long acted as a cheerleader for all kinds of federal power...
Tom Merchant, for the Sentinel Tribune, wrote an article called, “Between the Lines,” focusing on the recent NSA surveillance revelations. In his effort to defend the NSA’s actions, he listed a few of the amendments from the Bill of Rights and argues that...
