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Northern Ireland Order in Council 1975 No. 816 (N.I. 7)
President Trump publicly urged that Washington, D.C. change its laws so teenagers “starting at age 14” could be prosecuted as adults, posting that “The Law in D.C. must be changed to prosecute these ‘...
The Administration’s 2026 alternative pay plan sets a 1.0% across‑the‑board GS base pay increase while freezing locality pay increases at 2025 levels, meaning most federal employees will see only the ...
The Supreme Court has long decided cases that shape the President’s wartime and military authority, but there is squarely resolving the President’s power to declare war versus Congress’s role; instead...
The federal COVID-19 national emergency that began in March 2020 was formally terminated in spring 2023, but the legal and administrative fallout outlasted the proclamation itself — producing staggere...
The present legal picture is contested: the Administration asserts executive Article II war and self‑defense powers — amplified by a continuing 2001 AUMF thread in public debate — to justify strikes o...
SNAP (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) is primarily funded through annual mandatory appropriations for benefits and a much smaller discretionary piece for administrative costs and some p...
Executive Order 14160 is a January 20, 2025 presidential directive that attempts to narrow the federal government’s long‑standing interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment’s Citizenship Clause by dec...
The core claim — that there is “750 million in tariff money” available to pay benefits — is a muddled mixture of true, unrelated, and context-dependent figures. Reporting shows the administration move...