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nilram

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9. It was there 2 weeks ago.

Wed Aug 6, 2025, 04:17 AM

Aug 2025

Archive.org on July 27, 2025, thirteen days ago. It's completely there.

https://web.archive.org/web/20250725172744/https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/article-1/

There's no change in formatting between the archive.org version and the one on the website currently.

And, if you know how, you can inspect the data coming back from the website with your browser. In the HTTP response for https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/article-1/, the response field for Last-Modified is "Tue, 05 Aug 2025 21:07:33 GMT". No other part of the page has been modified since before that. The .css files haven't been changed since before April and it's implausible beyond belief that reformatting would not have changed them. IMO, anyway.

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Inconvenient parts of the Constitution removed from Library of Congress website [View all] Diraven Aug 2025 OP

Was this govt. site hacked or MrWowWow Aug 2025 #1

That's very strange. Those sections haven't been removed from other .gov sites, though. Ocelot II Aug 2025 #2

It was there 2 weeks ago. nilram Aug 2025 #9

America is gone Eliot Rosewater Aug 2025 #3

In many respects, yes. B.See Aug 2025 #14

WTF SunSeeker Aug 2025 #4

On further examination, it appears that this is part of the Library of Congress' website, Ocelot II Aug 2025 #5

Thanks! Diraven Aug 2025 #6

They also lost the latter part of section 8. N/T Foolacious Aug 2025 #8

Thanks for sending off a query. nilram Aug 2025 #10

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The Voting Rights Act: B.See Aug 2025 #15

Yup Lulu KC Aug 2025 #16

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The Emoluments clause that pertains to the President is still on the website SickOfTheOnePct Aug 2025 #12

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Anybody check if section 4 of the 25th Amendment is still there? mackdaddy Aug 2025 #18