A court of appeals rules that the phrase "Under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance is unconstitutional.

Stephen Colbert shows the quick and pious way to cash in on the faith based gravy train.

The House of Representatives enables a new Constitutional amendment to ban the desecration of the American flag.

George W. Bush introduces a constitutional amendment to define marriage as between a man and a woman.

After decades of tyranny, democracy is back in Iraq, if by democracy you mean a temporary set of guidelines signed by unelected members of the U.S. appointed governing body.

Samantha Bee points out the important reasons to keep mini-bottles in the South Carolina Constitution.

When God wrote the Constitution, he decreed every fourth year after the birth of Jesus Christ should be marked with a presidential election.

No person but a natural born citizen can become President -- stupid Constitution.

Iraq writes, but hasn't yet approved, a constitution, Senator George Allen compares Iraq to some concepts we can all understand and President Bush goes for a bike ride.

Stephen Colbert explains that the Constitution Ball is celebrating the establishment of an empire.

Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld makes a surprise visit to Iraq to encourage its constitution authors to hurry up.

Iraq couldn't work on writing their constitution because a sandstorm reduced visibility to zero.

Iraq has missed its arbitrary deadline to form a constitution.

Condoleezza Rice explains how Iraq has let America down by drawing out their constitutional process.

Seymour Hersh describes the unrest in Iraq and downplays the importance of their eventual constitution.

Norman Ornstein and Stephen talk about how the Bush administration slimmed down the Constitution.

The Constitution gives media the right to say anything, but not everyone has the right to listen.

The Senate wants to create a Constitutional Amendment prohibiting the desecration of the American fl

Marriage in our country is only threatened during even-numbered years.

Following the fiasco of the Harriet Myers nomination, the Bush administration gets some good news fr