Constitutional matters Apart from a flag, an anthem and a seat on the United Nations, the one other thing that was needed to define a new nation was a written constitution.

(The Center Square) – Texas voters will see several proposed constitutional amendments on their ballots when they go to the polls Nov. 4.

Italy’s constitutional court has ruled that the non-biological mother in a same-sex union is entitled to paternity leave. The court found that a 2001 decree on parental leave was unconstitutional ...

The court found Monday that a 2001 decree on parental leave was unconstitutional because it didn’t recognize that the non-biological mother in a lesbian civil union was also entitled to Italy's ...

ROME (AP) — Italy’s constitutional court has ruled that the non-biological mother in a same-sex union is entitled to paternity leave, equating her role with that of the father and therefore ...

Today, we’re looking at the closure of a youth residential treatment facility in Arizona, Brad Lander’s record as city comptroller, California’s $20 fast-food minimum wage, and why corporate power isn ...

Charity care: constitutional TRENTON, N.J. — The New Jersey Supreme Court struck down a challenge to the state’s charity care program, which prevents hospitals from turning patients away for inability ...

One of the country’s top advocacy groups for freedom of expression said a new pronoun policy at the University of Kansas produces “grave” constitutional concerns, and plans to lobby the ...

New Wyoming law asks law enforcement to act like ICE, generating concern over constitutional violations Andrew Graham WyoFile.com Jul 24, 2025 Comments ...

Legal analysis supports Mayor Adams' face covering restrictions as a necessary public safety measure, not an assault on free speech, according to constitutional precedents.

Most legal fights pitting North Carolina’s Democratic governor against the state's Republican legislative leaders focus on different interpretations of words in the state’s constitution.

Most legal fights pitting North Carolina’s governor against its legislative leaders focus on different interpretations of words in the state’s constitution.