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constitution
U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Israel and religious hypocrisy
Last week, along with the enlightened world, we celebrated the dramatic ruling of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Constitution and torah
In a cover story a few years ago in Time magazine, editor Richard Stengel asks if the Constitution still matters.
After lavish Chavez funeral, Maduro sworn in as interim president of Venezuela
Nicolas Maduro, the handpicked successor of the late Hugo Chavez, was sworn in as the interim president of Venezuela amid opposition calls that the choice was unconstitutional.
Egypt’s contentious Islamist constitution becomes law
Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi signed into law a new constitution shaped by his Islamist allies, a bitterly contested document which he insists will help end political turmoil and allow him to focus on fixing the economy.
The speech President Obama should have given after the Connecticut school shooting
When news of the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School first broke, President Barack Obama stood before the nation, felt our grief and shed a tear.
Egypt’s opposition protests draft constitution
Egypt\’s opposition said it would continue to protest an upcoming referendum on a draft constitution even after President Mohammed Morsi cancelled decrees that gave him virtually unlimited power.
Bosnian politicians mull ending constitutional discrimination of Jews, Roma
Politicians from Bosnia and Herzegovina discussed changing the country\’s constitution to end discrimination against Jews and other minorities.