Constitution

Digital Originals November 3

Harris tries to 'Glock' the vote, but triggers female gun owners: 'She's completely anti-gun'

Vice President Kamala Harris' announcement that she owns a Glock made waves on the campaign trail, but missed the mark with gun owning women Fox News Digital spoke with.

Opinion November 2

4 of 5 Americans believe words can be violence. Here’s why they’re wrong

In a disturbing new poll, my organization, the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, has found that 80% of Americans agreed at least slightly that “words can be violence."

Elections October 29

Harris ad suggests Trump will send Asians back to interment camps

The Harris-Walz campaign is broadcasting a new TV and digital ad attacking former President Donald Trump by invoking the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II and other acts of anti-Asian hate.

Elon Musk October 29

'Pulling an Alvin Bragg': Left-wing DA's 'flimsy' suit against Elon Musk's $1M giveaway slammed by expert

Left-wing Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner sued Elon Musk and his America PAC for ostensibly violating Pennsylvania's lottery system, which legal expert Cully Stimson said was "flimsy."

LIFESTYLE October 20

Rare copy of US Constitution collecting dust in North Carolina filing cabinet sells for $9M at auction

A 237-year-old copy of the U.S. Constitution sold at auction this week for $9 million, two years after it was found collecting dust inside a filing cabinet in a North Carolina home.

Proud American October 19

'I'm an author and I'm grateful for democracy, including our First Amendment rights'

Bestselling author A.J. Jacobs of New York City reveals why he's grateful for democracy in America after he spent a year studying the U.S. Constitution and wrote about it in a new book.

LIFESTYLE October 19

On this day in history, October 19, 1789, John Jay sworn in as first Supreme Court chief justice

Founding Father John Jay took his oaths as first chief justice of the Supreme Court on this day in history, Oct. 19, 1789. He served less than six years before resigning at age 49.

TRAVEL October 12

Visiting the Constitution can remind us that America is all about 'We the People'

Bestselling author A.J. Jacobs visited the Constitution up close at the National Archives in Washington, D.C. — and argues Americans need to be reminded of the value of "We the People."

POLITICS October 11

Dems launched onslaught of schemes slammed as tactics to undermine democracy ahead of high-stakes election

Democrats have launched an onslaught of political and legal tactics ahead of the 2024 election that have been slammed as attempts to undermine democracy.

OPINION October 8

I am not buying the 'hate speech' ruse and you shouldn't either

We can never allow the principle of free speech to be compromised in any way. It is the greatest principle and power that man could ever possess.