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The extent of presidential authority to renovate the White House without external reviews or approvals
deputy chief of staff for policy is a senior aide whose official responsibilities center on coordinating, implementing and overseeing presidential policy as delegated by the chief of staff, and ensuri...
decorative changes and renovations sit at the intersection of presidential prerogative, congressional spending power, and expert advisory reviews: traditionally appropriates funds for care, repair, re...
The is staffer who runs the president’s outer office: managing the president’s personal schedule, controlling immediate access, and shepherding the flow of calls, visitors and messages that reach . Th...
is neither unlimited presidential whim nor purely congressional territory: a tangle of statutes, exemptions, advisory agencies, funding rules and case law together define what a president can do — and...
State secretaries of state and local election officials have responded to pressure from the White House in contested elections through a mix of institutional pushback, tactical compliance in narrow ar...