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Debate about the limits of executive power, including the role of the judiciary in enforcing constitutional provisions.
Three current U.S. Supreme Court justices—Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett—were appointed by President Donald Trump, a shift that transformed the Court’s center of gravity and helpe...
Debate in the Congressional Record framed the objections of members who voted against creating the Department of Homeland Security largely around a handful of consistent themes: that the bill concentr...
Senator Mark Kelly has been accused by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and echoed by former President Trump of making “seditious” statements after he joined five other lawmakers in a November video urg...
The legal and congressional oversight around routine covert counterterrorism and counter‑narcotics raids typically rests on a long‑standing statutory and oversight framework that mandates classified n...
Legal scholars separate unethical behavior from constitutional violations by asking whether conduct crosses from norm-busting or self-dealing into an action that violates a specific constitutional pro...
The available reporting shows a pattern of actions by the Trump administration that critics say strain or violate constitutional limits—especially through sweeping executive orders, funding freezes, a...