Jan 23 Watch News Wrap: Va. attorney general says state will side with gay marriage rights By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Jan 13 Supreme Court reviews president’s recess appointment power By Mark Sherman, Associated Press Under a provision of the Constitution known as the recess appointments clause, the president may make temporary appointments to positions that otherwise require confirmation by the Senate, but only when the Senate is in recess. Now, President Barack Obama and… Continue reading
Jan 13 Supreme Court refuses to hear Arizona abortion case appeal By Justin Scuiletti The U.S. Supreme Court refuses to reconsider a 2012 Arizona ban on abortions beginning at 20 weeks of fetal gestation. The highest court's decision upholds a lower court's ruling that the ban violated a women's constitution right to terminate pregnancy… Continue reading
Dec 29 Watch Sunday, December 29, 2013 The NSA and the Supreme Court, NYPD program monitors teems, future of the postal system. Continue watching
Jul 09 Watch Egyptian Interim Leader Offers Election Timetable, Appoints New Prime Minister Egyptian Interim Leader Offers Election Timetable, Appoints New Prime Minister… Continue watching
Jul 03 Watch Egyptian Military Ousts Morsi, Nation’s First Democratically Elected President Egyptian Military Ousts Morsi, Nation's First Democratically Elected President… Continue watching
Mar 21 Watch Counting Calories: How the Constitution Impacts School Meals Teens investigate the connection between the U.S. Constitution and school cafeteria meals. Continue watching
Feb 18 Watch "One Nation Under God?" Students Explore Pledge Options Students explore how faculty members and their peers feel about the Pledge of Allegiance. Continue watching
Feb 15 Watch Double Jeopardy and the Constitution Students investigate the Double Jeopardy clause in the Fifth Amendment. Continue watching
Feb 15 Watch Calories and the Constitution Students investigate the connection between the U.S. Constitution and school lunches. Continue watching