America’s long history of ‘checks and balances’ is being tested by Trump like rarely before

The Federalist Society is surprisingly ambivalent about Trump

America’s most powerful legal organization confronts Trump’s incompetence.

National Security, Presidential Power and the Law

Liberal historians and scholars who praise Andrew Jackson's, Abraham Lincoln's, Theodore Roosevelt's, and Franklin Roosevelt's expansive approach to executive power under Article II of the Constitution, condemn that same approach when Donald Trump does it.

Is Trump’s battle against bureaucracy a game-changer or just a short-lived stunt?

Executive actions can be fleeting. We need our leaders in all three branches of government to achieve deregulation.

Trump Is Waging A New Kind Of War. It Could Put Your Family In Danger.

"It’s not just my daughter’s future on the line. It’s the future of every family counting on science to save the people they love."

Long American Tradition of Tension Between the Executive and the Judiciary

Letter: The courts are not meddling in foreign affairs

I was pleased to see the headline of Bob Klaus’ letter last week, “What’s happened to separation of powers?” concerning our government’s separation of powers. Good. Someone is concerned about Trump’s violation of the principles set out in our U.S.…