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Presidents Trump, Obama, and Biden have all used presidential powers without Congress, but they differ in *targets, methods, and scale*: Obama often relied on regulatory rulemaking and selective enfor...
The Supreme Court has repeatedly steered clear of definitively resolving whether “aliens” without lawful status must be included in the decennial census apportionment base, dismissing or declining to ...
Gerrymandering has produced a measurable tilt in the U.S. House of Representatives, with multiple analyses concluding that Republican-favored map-drawing produced roughly a mid-teens seat advantage in...
The core claim running through the material is that the Supreme Court has recently allowed the Trump administration to withhold billions in foreign aid, raising questions about and the separation of p...
The litigation styled originated in the as case No. 2:25‑cv‑05605 and was brought by individual workers and advocacy organizations challenging enforcement practices in ; the on September 8, 2025 grant...
, on September 8, 2025, granted the federal government’s emergency request to stay a district-court injunction that had limited “roving” stops in , effectively allowing agents to resume stops that rel...
’s recent decisions—most prominently v. Paxton—have carved out a narrower protection for adults seeking by allowing states to require for material deemed “harmful to minors,” while signaling limits on...
The in (decided May 15, 2025) unanimously rejected the ’s “moment-of-threat” rule and reaffirmed that under the must be assessed by the totality of the circumstances, including events leading up to th...
U.S. and international law set clear limits on force at sea, but recent case law and policy debates show courts and states diverging on standards and accountability—most notably the U.S. Supreme Court...
The clear controlling Supreme Court precedent is that federal courts may not adjudicate claims of : the Court in Rucho v. Common Cause held such claims present nonjusticiable political questions and l...