From Jefferson to Lincoln, Nixon to Bush, no president’s agenda has been so thoroughly undercut by the Supreme Court.

The US Constitution promises that no president is above the law. But history shows how the Supreme Court, Congress and politics have alternately restrained, enabled and reshaped executive power ...

Political question doctrine is best understood as one of jurisdiction and judicial restraint.

Political question reasoning has also surfaced in some of the republic’s most fraught constitutional moments. It was flouted ...

BOSTON (AP) — The annual Ig Nobels, a satirical award for scientific achievement, are shifting for the first time from the United States to Europe due to concerns about attendees getting visas, ...

'You can't always get what you want ... 'These lines from Rolling Stones song land differently in Washington. Presidents push. Courts push back. And sometimes the lyrics fit a little too well.After ...

Few recent appeals have featured the tangential baggage of the combined cases that challenge Trump’s tariffs based on the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) — Learning Resources Inc.

The Constitution grants Congress, not the president, the power to mobilize the military—and for good reason.

In INS v. Chadha, the justices struck down legislative vetoes as violating constitutional requirements of bicameral passage and presentment to the President, undercutting a key enforcement mechanism ...

Bonta, with all six of the Court’s Republicans in the majority, and all three Democrats in dissent (Republican Justices ...

The Supreme Court has struck down Trump’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose tariffs by a vote ...