U.S. Constitution Archives

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Insurrection Act Loopholes Raise Alarms

⚖️ In this Lest We Forget History episode, Lillian Cauldwell shares expert warnings about Insurrection Act loopholes and the dangers of unchecked authority. Learn how past reform efforts failed and why reckless military use could provoke a public reckoning demanding reform.

World Central Kitchen volunteers serve free, dignified meals to furloughed federal workers at Canal Park in Washington, D.C., showing how Americans are helping Americans during the government shutdown.

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World Central Kitchen: Feeding Hope in D.C.

⚖️ Lillian Cauldwell spotlights World Central Kitchen as Chef José Andrés and partners serve free meals to furloughed workers in Washington, D.C. This Special Report shows how compassion, service, and community unite Americans during the government shutdown.

The President’s Oath and Duty to Serve – the U.S. Constitution with a gavel and a SNAP Benefits card symbolizing leadership, justice, and responsibility to the people.

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The President’s Oath and Duty to Serve

⚖️ Special Report with Lillian Cauldwell explores The President’s Oath and Duty to Serve. Learn how leadership decisions on food aid reflect the responsibility every president swears to uphold. Share your thoughts and join the discussion on accountability in governance.

Understanding the 20th Amendment in History

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Understanding the 20th Amendment in History

📜 Lillian Cauldwell explores the 20th Amendment in Lest We Forget History, stressing civic duty, constitutional principles, and preserving our freedoms.

Amendment 19 and Women’s Voting Rights – Lillian Cauldwell explains the law’s lasting power on Lest We Forget History

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Amendment 19 and Women’s Voting Rights Explained

Lillian Cauldwell explores Amendment 19 and women’s voting rights in Lest We Forget History, highlighting its promise of equality at the ballot box.

Why Constitution Day Still Matters

Why is Constitution Day important today? Discover its lasting impact, why teachers value it, and a surprising trivia fact about the Founding Fathers.

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U.S. Constitution Rights in Article III Explained

Lillian Cauldwell examines U.S. Constitution Rights in Article III, Section 2, highlighting freedoms secured through America’s struggles and judicial authority.

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First Amendment Section 7: Financial Power

Lillian Cauldwell unpacks First Amendment Section 7 and how it shapes the financial backbone of the U.S. Constitution and our economic system.

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Know Your Rights Before They’re Gone

Lillian Cauldwell returns with a powerful follow-up to urge you: Know Your Rights before they’re gone. Learn what’s at stake — and why this isn’t just politics, it’s personal.

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Why the Bill of Rights Was Essential

Lillian Cauldwell explores the origins of the Bill of Rights and how Madison’s insistence on clear protections for liberty shaped U.S. democracy.