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The National Defense Authorization Act and its amendments and procedural motions that shaped final spending outcomes.
Congress has several legal levers to block or terminate presidential military action without its authorization: the War Powers Resolution’s reporting and automatic-termination machinery, statutory joi...
Federal courts have not established a single, nationwide rule that all federal agents must always verbally identify themselves or wear visible nameplates or badge numbers; instead, courts treat identi...
that reaches media personalities and outlets through a variety of legal channels: direct investment or ownership subject to review, paid sponsorship or underwriting of programming that must be disclos...
Public records show participated in multiple 2023 votes tied to the 118th ’s spending and appropriations cycle, including roll calls tied to measures and procedural consideration votes, but a comprehe...
Congress can use funding riders and NDAA language to reshape presidential use of force by tying money to narrow, enforceable conditions, stricter reporting, and statutory sunsets—while recognizing lim...
The Periodic Review Board (PRB) is an interagency, administrative mechanism created under President Obama to determine whether certain Guantánamo detainees held without charge can be safely transferre...
The District of Columbia National Guard (DCNG) is legally under the President of the United States as Commander‑in‑Chief, a unique status among U.S. National Guard forces that has been recognized in l...