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Will the court overturn a 1930s precedent to expand presidential power, again?
In the two-and-a-half months since Donald Trump’s inauguration, a rush of challenges to executive orders and directives have ...
New York Magazine16h
How Could the Kilmar Abrego Garcia Standoff End?
Yet for Wilkinson, the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case poses an untenable threat to the judicial system. As the standoff escalates ...
Mediaite on MSN18h
Judge Who Scorched DOJ in Order Rejecting Its Abrego Garcia Appeal Is Hardline Conservative Reagan Appointee
A federal judge brought out the rhetorical flamethrower for the Department of Justice attorneys who were seeking to overturn ...
America’s federal constitutional rights need a major fix
There is no recourse to recover damages against federal actors, no matter how serious the violation of federal constitutional ...
The Supreme Court Can’t Save America, but Here’s What It Can Do
It should learn the lessons of its own past. The Supreme Court at its worst yields to the darkest spirits of the age. At its ...
Revolt on MSN4d
How U.S. checks and balances fail when the executive branch defies the judicial system
From deportation defiance to unchecked presidents, this op-ed unpacks how America’s legal system struggles to hold the most ...
Opinion
The Durango Herald5dOpinion
Three branches established to prevent a dictatorship
Our Declaration of Independence was written in response to the many impositions of an abusive English king. The resistance did not originate at that time but began 560 years before. The Magna Carta ...
Opinion
Armstrong Williams: Congress has become the ornamental branch
The Constitution is clear: Congress is the preeminent branch of the federal government. The powers of the legislative branch are listed in Article I of the Constitution, while the powers of the ...