Senators Introduce Bill to Cap Supreme Court Terms at 18 Years

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The bill would begin the constitutional amendment process which requires supermajority support in Congress and three quarters of the states for ratification. Two senators introduced a proposed amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would impose term limits for members of the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court unanimously adopted a code of conduct in November 2023

In a War Against China, the US Runs Out of Missiles in a Matter of Weeks, House Committee Finds

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‘In a protracted war, our defense industrial base does not have the resources it needs to win that war,’ lawmaker says (Sarah Myers/U.S. Navy/Handout via REUTERS) In a war with China, the United States would expend its stock of advanced missiles and bombs in less than a month—and run out of some critical weapons in

Top Neuropsychology Organizations Poised To Make ‘Equity, Justice, and Inclusion’ a Core Part of Training Guidelines

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The top neuropsychology organizations in North America may soon adopt training guidelines that call on clinicians to use “social justice frameworks,” acknowledge “systemic oppression,” and pursue “equitable and just scientific knowledge,” according to a copy of the guidelines reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon. The guidelines are the product of two years of meetings between