A recent Supreme Court handling of birthright citizenship is drawing sharp public scrutiny. Critics fear the justices “botched” a major constitutional question, pushing the responsibility to Congress. The move could carry the same weight as Roe v. Wade in shaping America’s legal landscape.

The Trump administration’s January 3 military operation to detain Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has sparked backlash from legal experts and international observers. Critics argue the action may have violated both the U.S. Constitution and international law, fueling debate over the United States’ legal authority to topple a foreign leader.

Senator Lindsey Graham’s enthusiastic call for a Trump 2028 run— despite the 22nd Amendment’s clear limit on presidential terms—has drawn sharp criticism. As global leaders expressed disapproval over Donald Trump’s address at the United Nations, Graham’s praise stood out, prompting questions about the senator’s motivations and the Constitution’s role in maintaining America’s democracy.