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The Insurrection Act has been used in the United States on roughly 30 separate occasions, but sources differ on how many presidents have formally invoked it: several reputable references count 15 pres...
The Founding Fathers largely endorsed institutional distance between church and state, arguing that government should neither establish a national religion nor coerce belief while protecting free exer...
A review of reporting and datasets compiled in 2025 shows the largest localized surges in ICE arrests occurred in specific counties and metropolitan areas rather than uniformly across the country: Den...
The short answer: was neither founded as a straightforward “” nor as a purely secular republic; the historical record shows consistent in colonial life and rhetoric alongside Enlightenment and theisti...
Prosecutors in 2024 say they will bring sexual‑assault cases only when evidence is “credible, admissible” and can sustain a conviction beyond a reasonable doubt, while civil courts apply a lower “prep...
The key U.S. Supreme Court decisions that narrowed government power to punish dissent are found in a long arc from early sedition prosecutions through mid‑20th century free‑speech doctrine — most impo...
The term “founder” and “Founding Fathers” in U.S. history covers a range of individuals whose political views clustered around republicanism and split rapidly into distinct factions: Federalists who f...
The Constitution’s Article VI, adopted by the Philadelphia Convention in 1787, , establishing a national rule against religious tests even as many states retained them . Subsequent practice and litiga...