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The Supreme Court's role in shaping US war powers through landmark decisions and deference to political branches.
No American president has been a veteran of the Vietnam War; the current president did not serve in Vietnam, a fact shaped by timing, draft rules and common deferments during the era . Contemporary pr...
The Supreme Court has shaped the contours of American war powers by endorsing broad federal authority in several landmark decisions while repeatedly deferring to the political branches on when and how...
Presidents have on occasion used executive authority—military force, covert operations, indictments, designations and removals—to target foreign political figures and alleged cartel leaders, but docum...