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Evers Calls April 14 Special Session to Advance Anti-Gerrymandering Amendment

The proposal faces passage in two consecutive sessions before a statewide vote, with Republican leaders expressing skepticism.

DeSantis Urges Kentucky to Join Article V Push for a Balanced-Budget Amendment

Virginia Supreme Court Lets April Redistricting Referendum Proceed as It Fast-Tracks Appeal

Spanberger Signs Measures Putting Marriage, Abortion, Voting Rights and Redistricting Amendments on Virginia Ballot

Lula Government to Send Urgent Bill to End 6x1 Work Schedule After Carnival

Florida Disqualifies All 22 Citizen Initiatives From 2026 Ballot

Virginia Judge Blocks Democrats’ Mid-Decade Redistricting Plan, Halting April Referendum

India Condemns Pakistan’s 27th Amendment at UN, Calls It a ‘Constitutional Coup’

Trump Asks If He Should Seek a 'Fourth Term' Despite Two-Term Limit

Virginia Moves Toward April 21 Referendum on Mid‑Decade Congressional Redistricting

Democrats Urge 25th Amendment After Trump Links Greenland Bid to Nobel Snub

Bannon Says He Would 'Drive a Mack Truck' Through 22nd Amendment to Keep Trump in Power

Congress Presses for Regulator to Enforce Article 15(5) Quotas in Private Colleges

Bannon Denies 2028 Run as Reports Cite PAC Plans, Texas Push and Third-Term Messaging

Amnesty Urges Urgent Review of Pakistan’s 27th Amendment Over Threat to Judicial Independence

Michelle Troconis’ Habeas Bid Opens as Ex-Lawyer Describes Prosecutor’s ‘Accessory to Murder’ Warning

Supreme Court Sets 2026 Showdowns on Trump’s Powers and Birthright Citizenship

Brazil's Congress Promulgates Amendment Letting Public-School Teachers Hold Any Second Public Job

Dershowitz Gives Trump Draft on Third-Term Ambiguities as White House Says U.S. Would Be 'Lucky' to Keep Him Longer

Trump Cites $250 Million Offer as Dershowitz Calls Third-Term Question 'Not Clear'