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…for the defenders of democracy.  Democracy’s ‘Backup?’ The States United Democracy Center also launched in 2020 as the Voter Protection Program. It was “founded as one of many organizing coalitions…

…represent the states as states, not merely the people in state-sized districts. This compromise between the small states and the large ones in agreeing to form a federal union was…

…Center to serve women facing unplanned pregnancies. Since then, the Women’s Care Center has grown to be the nation’s largest pregnancy resource center, now with 28 locations in ten states….

…Russia is not a superpower on par with the United States, but it is the only country that can take out the United States in short order. The United States…

…States that went Republican in both elections Blue: States that went Democrat in both elections Purple: States that flipped from the incumbent party to the challenger party Tan: States that…

…authority of the United States.” Jurisdiction, says Sen. Howard, ‘ought to be construed so as to imply a full and complete jurisdiction on the part of the United States.’ Jurisdiction,…

…Donnelly claims will “rig” a Convention of States in their favor. Nearly 250 leftist organizations, many funded by billionaire George Soros, have come out against the Convention of States option….

…United Nations. American Economic Interests: There’s a long rhetorical tradition, mainly emanating from progressives and isolationists, of accusing the United States of basing its foreign policy primarily around money, ranging…

…slaves were U.S. citizens — provides that “[a]ll persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of…

…12 times Russia’s. China, however, is seemingly destined to outpace the United States in GDP during the next 20 years. Indeed, China has plausibly already overtaken the United States, if…

…unilateral economic sanctions imposed by the United States. I would begin by arguing that they almost never work… When we pursue those courses of action, the United States ends up…

…influence world events by being a commercial giant or a beacon of hope and stability in the world, the role the United States has been playing for about 70 years….

…that many of these individuals “disappeared” in the United States and became “fugitives.” From fiscal year 2008 to 2019, 32 percent of aliens “absconded into the United States,” never appearing…

…now in the hands of a small, unpredictable state whose foreign policy remains centered on hostility to the United States, whose arsenal is not dedicated to a specific opponent (as…

…Lies campaign was launched a few weeks ago in an attempt to discredit crisis pregnancy centers and their life-affirming work while asserting that these same pregnancy centers somehow harm the…

…states. The result was that states remained free to retain or to change the status of slavery within their borders. Free states could adopt slavery, slave states could abolish slavery…

…representing states’ interests will be far more conscious of the 10th Amendment—“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are…

…dollar against Russia. Over the last decade or so, the United States has increasingly done likewise to countries that have failed to conform to the United States’s foreign policy goals….

…States to take advantage of U.S.-taxpayer subsidized high schools in Idaho, Utah, and college in California. Understandably, Jennifer—who didn’t speak English when she arrived—describes the United States as a ‘foreign…

…declared war on the United States yet, but make no mistake, it is at war with the United States. It’s not the conventional war where two nation states declare war…

…the United States that can meet China’s demand. All economic data out of China shows that the trade war with the United States has hit China hard: according to the…

…in reserve and aimed at U.S. cities—should the United States not succeed destroying them at the outset of the war—can deter the United States from rushing in reinforcements and launch…

…United States into proxy wars, and that is a legitimate concern. In an era where the United States has become increasingly skeptical of its own continued presence in the Middle…

…equally to States and Territories, as well as to the United States. While agreeing that no government within the United States could violate the right to bear arms, Douglas argued…

…here in the United States, to moan about Justin Trudeau being a threat to democracy. There aren’t any left-wing non-profits producing reports about Canada being a “flawed democracy” or a…

…United States for not only inspiration but also technological support will be deprived of both. They see a United States under Obama shrinking from both the aggressors and oppressors. Generations…

…States to wait in Mexico while their cases are being adjudicated—a process that takes months. All told, the United States has sent nearly 43,000 non-Mexicans back across the Rio Grande…

…states to contain a resurgent Russia. Often, in Conradi’s narratives, U.S. efforts seemed more focused on box-checking rather than on achieving sustainable results. In particular, the United States was prepared…

…USAID funding freeze. United States Conference of Catholic Bishops v. United States Department of State, in which the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops sued the Department of State, challenging…

…possibilities: States are affected by incentives, therefore Obamacare—by giving states a higher match to cover the able-bodied—encouraged discrimination against individuals with disabilities; or States are not affected by incentives, and…

…an anti-Russia hysteria in the United States for many years now and from their point of view, this process is the culmination, really, of that.   Ben Domenech: It seems…

…Iraq, and the United States has learned of that risk, then the United States is “under a duty” to use the means available to it to deter that genocide, insofar…

…of economic freedom in the United States and Denmark is almost identical. The United States came in the fourteenth place, while Denmark was seventeenth. On a scale from (worst) to…

…extended his authoritarian approach to the United States. During his state visit to the United States in May 2017, Erdogan’s security detail beat up protestors on U.S. soil. Turkey Is…

…The bill states that a person born in the United States is a citizen if one parent is “(1) a citizen or national of the United States, (2) an alien…

…to the United States in the name of, well, diversity. Second, it would limit the number of refugees given permanent residency to 50,000 per year. Third, it would eliminate the…