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In the video below, Mark Levin talks to Sean Hannity about why the Trump administration should take a look at Convention of States.

Dave Magnesen, a District Captain from Utah, explains in the video below why he's working so hard to ensure that Utah becomes the 13th state to call for a Convention of States.

Five Supreme Court justices ruled over the weekend that governments can dictate how private property owners must parcel their land, even if that renders the value of the land worthless.

In the video below, William shares why he volunteers as a District Captain for Convention of States Utah, and how we can use Article V to return public lands to the states. 

Convention of States co-founder Mark Meckler once wrote that we need to "change our perspective on the Court."

Taxpayers spent $100 million on Afghan army uniforms that may have actually made them a better target for enemies because an Afghan minister "liked what he saw."

The United States is rich in geographic diversity. What other country has Arizona’s desert, Alaskan ice caps, Mississippi’s swamps, Tennessee’s hills, Florida’s mangrove wetlands, and Michigan’s great lakes?

The Convention of States ain’t your momma’s revolution.  Recently, we officially “made it” in the cool department when we were featured on MTV:

Today marks the 229th anniversary of the Constitution’s ratification, as New Hampshire became the ninth and last necessary state to agree to the new document on June 21, 1788.

Roger Marsh of The Bottom Line Show interviewed COS Senior Advisor Tom Coburn about his blockbuster new book Smashing the DC Monopoly.

A full 25 percent of all Americans cite dissatisfaction with government as the country’s most important problem, 17 percent above the next-most-important issue (terrorism), according to a new Gallup poll. 

David Schneider, Regional Director for Convention of States Project, appeared on Wichita Liberty TV to discuss the ongoing efforts across the country to call the first-ever Convention of States.

Former U.S. Senator Jim DeMint has been involved in prestigious organizations throughout his career, and now he's thrown his considerable influence behind the Convention of States Project.

As the U.S. national debt climbs ever closer to $20 trillion, many Americans are wondering if there is any way to curb federal spending. One former senator has a plan.

In the wake of this week's shooting at a Republican congressional baseball practice, many Americans are wondering whether there is any hope for national unity in this particularly divisive political climate.

Ever wonder what it's like being a volunteer for the Convention of States Project?

When highly respected, Constitution-loyal, former Washington, D.C., “insiders” begin throwing their weight behind a single constitutional strategy for putting a collar on the federal beast, all of us D.C. “outsiders” should heed their advice: The beast just won’t be collared any other way.

I’m happy to share this exciting news from USA Today.  “The Tea Party needs a new mission,” says Former South Carolina Senator Jim DeMint.  Here’s what it should be:

This year Missouri State Director Keith Carmichael played a crucial role to help his state become the 12th state to call for a Convention of States. In the video below, he discusses how Sen. Jim DeMint's appointment as Senior Advisor will help other states follow Missouri's lead and pass their own Convention of States resolutions.

Former Sen. Jim DeMint has joined the Convention of States Project as a Senior Advisor! Get all the info from the senator himself on this segment of the Glenn Beck Radio Show.