A Library of Congress website temporarily omitted parts of Article 1 due to a coding error corrected later that day.

Significant parts of the Constitution were quietly removed from the Congress website but have since been restored. Multiple outlets reported Wednesday Sections 9 and 10, and a large chunk of Section 8 ...

Key sections of the US Constitution that had disappeared from the government’s official website were restored Wednesday after the Library of Congress attributed their removal to a “coding error.” ...

Internet sleuths discovered a glaring omission from Congress’s official Constitution website. The “Constitution Annotated,” ...

Critics were quick to point out that the missing sections are constitutional clauses President Trump has targeted since taking office for a second term.

Parts of the US Constitution mysteriously vanished from Congress’s official website this week, erasing some civil liberties and reigniting public distrust.

The Library of Congress said the removal of two sections of the US Constitution from their website were the result of a technical 'glitch'.

The omissions included key sections from Article I, including references to habeas corpus and Congress' ability to grant ...

A coding error led to parts of the US Constitution being deleted from Congress' website, according to the Library of Congress ...

Did sections of the U.S. Constitution concerning habeas corpus and the powers of Congress disappear from the U.S. Congress ...

The site issue surfaced months after a senior Trump official claimed the administration was "actively looking" at suspending ...

A coding error caused a part of the U.S. Constitution to be temporarily removed from the Constitution Annotated website, ...