Newsweek’s interactive asks readers to go through key amendments and see what kind of United States they would build today.

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The annual chorus of Court critics hit its highest volume every year at this time. Most Americans, however, rightly cherish ...

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With America’s constitution undergoing a stress test, it’s important to revisit and understand its fundamental structure and design. America’s Constitutional convention occurred in 1787, several years ...

Anyone who wants to put America first needs to start by putting the Constitution first. This should be non-negotiable. Winning an election does not give President Trump—or any politician—the authority ...

For years now, President Donald Trump and his political movement have rallied supporters around the slogan “Make America Great Again.” It is a phrase that resonates with many Americans. But it also ...

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