The district attorney warned about recent court rulings that could treat warrantless use of license‑plate camera data as a Fourth Amendment search; local law enforcement described audit controls, restricted access and incident reporting as safeguards.

Mayor Carr announces Constitution Week to honor U.S. Constitution's anniversary and civic principles.

In a conversation with Guardian Australia political editor Tom McIlroy, Governor General Sam Mostyn highlights concerns about the declining civic understanding among Australians regarding their democracy's foundational principles. Mostyn, who has served in her role since 2024, emphasizes the urgent need for comprehensive civics education to combat what she describes as a 'growing catastrophe' threatening democratic participation. The discussion, held at Admiralty House in Sydney, underscores the importance of educating citizens about constitutional frameworks and democratic processes. Mostyn's focus on civics education aims to bridge knowledge gaps and foster a more informed electorate capable of engaging meaningfully with Australia's democratic institutions. The interview also touches on broader challenges facing democracy, including misinformation and political polarization, and the role of education in mitigating these risks. Mostyn's remarks reflect growing concerns among public figures about the state of civic literacy in Australia, calling for systemic changes to strengthen democratic engagement.

Participants discuss dangers of unchecked presidential power to launch nuclear attacks

Senators approve bills on Constitution Day, no-fault separation, and discrimination evidence.

House bill establishes annual observance of Constitution Day in Pennsylvania on September 17