Amid the pressure on the federal government to grant pardons to politically exposed persons (PEPs) and the attendant review ...

By John Hood The asymmetry is striking. In Washington, many Republicans take a maximalist position on the executive power of the president of the United States. All departments and agencies — even if ...

Because DOGE is constitutional. What it’s exposing is not. Editor’s Note: President Trump, Elon Musk, and DOGE are bringing ...

A Utah House committee has advanced a bill that would allow a committee of lawmakers to recommend the retention of judges on ...

On Feb. 24, 1803, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that it is the province of the courts — not the president, not the Congress — to say what the law is.

The National Code of Civil and Family Procedure (CNPCF), published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on June 7, 2023, represents an unprecedented milestone in the legal history of the country, ...

In the end, the Supreme Court will likely decide the scope of presidential powers in the various contexts. If they rule in Trump’s favor, the U.S. government will become a one-ring circus run by a ...

Rhode Island Federal Judge John McConnell ordered the Trump administration to immediately restore funding it had frozen during its illegal wide-ranging funding suspension last month. What wa ...

Finally! Illinois’ Democratic senators and congressional representatives spoke out to condemn Donald Trump’s reckless and ...

Unfortunately, America has long been suffering from a crisis of civics. Put simply, many Americans are woefully ignorant about the structure and features of their government. But every so often, an ...

The U.S. Supreme Court decided Marbury v. Madison way back on February 24, 1803 -- 222 years ago today. But its implication ...