The president is already musing about how he’ll protect his criminal enablers from the reach of the courts. But the legislative branch has the power to see that some justice is served.

The federal appeals court denied that detained immigrants have certain constitutional rights.

The administration’s attempts to grab power through its novel reading of the supremacy clause have, thus far, been consistently thwarted. But it’s another steady attack on constitutional norms.

The president’s defiant renovation of a D.C. golf course may seem like a small matter, but it’s a useful lens to view his administration’s savage attacks on the rule of law.

The security of Jewish Americans depends on the constitutional order—and the defeat of the MAGA movement that threatens to destroy it.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is refusing to criticize Trump after he canceled health and education funding approved by Congress.

Among the many ideas to change a wayward court, there is one that already has broad support—and is very likely to succeed.

Forget November 3. It’s January 3 when Donald Trump and his MAGA Republicans might bury our democracy once and for all. Here’s how.

Plaintiffs from two of the challenges to Donald Trump’s initial attempt to end birthright citizenship are back in court.

Using the tax code to break up this concentrated wealth and power isn’t radical. It’s as American as Jefferson and Madison.

Miller is not happy with how the Supreme Court upheld the Constitution.

Donald Trump is trying to act like the fight isn’t over.

Kavanaugh does not consider birthright citizenship to be a done deal.

The high court struck down Donald Trump’s executive order overturning birthright citizenship.

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These were the leading lights who helped forge a nation—though not all of them signed the Declaration of Independence.

Legally he can’t, but is he even physically able to?

Taking another zany plan by the president seriously because he cannot possibly do so.

Fetterman was the lone Democrat to vote against the latest war powers resolution.