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The Constitution sets the rules that govern allegiance and eligibility for service in Congress chiefly through Article I’s membership qualifications, Article I’s internal-judging clause, and Article V...
The primary precedents governing challenges to a Member of Congress’s qualifications are congressional precedents and Supreme Court decisions that narrowly constrain exclusion to the Constitution’s ex...
Markets often move most on shifts in expectations rather than the mechanical policy change announced at FOMC meetings: when the Fed cut 25 basis points in 2025, Treasury yields generally dipped modest...
Federal courts have intervened in member-qualification disputes only rarely and narrowly; the Supreme Court has held that the Constitution’s textual qualifications for Congress are exclusive and that ...
Donald Trump’s most controversial pardons centered on three clusters: high-profile law-enforcement and political allies (Joe Arpaio and similar figures), wealthy businessmen and donors (including tax-...