(The Heritage Guide to the Constitution)     T he Constitutional Convention of 1787 , during which the Constitution was drafted, was itself a “Convention of States” and was often referred to as such. Both the Virginia Plan of May 29, 1787 ,  and the draft Constitution reported by the   Committee of Detail on August 6,  envisioned that federal conventions would prepare and adopt all amendments. On September 10, the Convention agreed that amendments would be proposed by Congres

Another Unelected Judge Stops Election Integrity U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly has blocked President Donald Trump's executive order, intended to modify voter registration processes to require proof of U.S. citizenship for individuals registering to vote in presidential elections. Supporters assert these measures are essential for maintaining electoral integrity, especially amid growing concerns about illegal voting. Critics, including Judge Kollar-Kotelly, argue

In recent years, the United States has experienced a significant transformation. Many people are shifting their focus from faith in God to the pursuit of power, pleasure, and self-gratification. This change isn't just a personal choice; it threatens to reshape our nation's moral foundation. The rise of so-called woke ideologies and increased reliance on government for solutions have contributed to a crisis of faith. This transformation challenges the meaning of being a Christ