U.S. Constitution

Freeing the slaves in America was not done with the stroke of a pen. How did President Abraham Lincoln do it?

“By starting to speak about it and then being moved emotionally, it is definitely relatable.”

Abraham Lincoln warned of internal threats to our democracy. The latest Constitutional Conversation looks at this idea.

A discussion of the merits of a constitutional convention and whether Idaho should join or reject that effort.

It’s not easy to amend the constitution, and the framers did that on purpose to make sure changes were widely considered and widely accepted by Americans. But now some are looking at a different way to change the constitution; it’s called a "Constitutional Convention," and Idaho could be an important state in that process.

Former president Donald Trump faces several court cases in the next few months and is invoking parts of the U.S. Constitution in his defense.

Idaho Matters sits down to look at the history of Flag Day and why courageous people have stood up to defend the ideals it represents.

An interview with Gilda R. Daniels, author of Uncounted: The Crisis of Voter Suppression in America. The book warns about a premeditated strategy of restrictive laws and deceptive practices that is eroding the very basis of American democracy.

Idaho Matters takes a look at new ways in which the U.S. Constitution is being challenged and how one case changed women's rights in Idaho.

Dozens of lawmakers are calling for the removal of President Donald Trump via the 25th Amendment. As Audrey Regan reports, that does not include Idaho’s…