Supreme Court Ballroom Ruling Tests the Limits of Executive Power
Opinion argues that the Supreme Court’s ballroom ruling makes congressional authority and judicial restraint more important, not less, as executive power expands nationwide today.
Congress
House Vote Censures Chuck Edwards Over Conduct Allegations
House Vote Censures Chuck Edwards Over Conduct Allegations The U.S. House voted overwhelmingly to censure Rep. Chuck Edwards of North
Hakeem Jeffries Signals Party Response After House Vote
Hakeem Jeffries Signals Party Response After House Vote House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries is confronting an internal party dispute after
Record Share of Americans Say Government Corruption Is Widespread
Record Share of Americans Say Government Corruption Is Widespread A new Gallup poll shows that 89% of Americans believe corruption
Congress Approves Temporary Funding to Avert October Government Shutdown
Congress has approved temporary federal funding through December 11, avoiding an October shutdown deadline while leaving lawmakers with a budget fight after the November elections.