#Constitutional Law
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Trump's Iran war has hit the 60-day War Powers Resolution deadline. Congress was supposed to act. It didn't. What happens when the rules everyone agreed on simply stop working?
The Supreme Court heard arguments over Trump's birthright citizenship order. The justices seemed skeptical—but the fact that this case made it to the highest court signals something bigger.
24 states challenge Trump's 10% global tariffs as illegal workaround after Supreme Court ruling. $130bn in refunds at stake as constitutional power struggle unfolds
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Trump bombed Iran without congressional approval, highlighting how decades of executive power expansion have fundamentally broken America's constitutional system of checks and balances.
Ken Paxton's strong primary showing isn't just about Texas politics—it's about a fundamental shift in how conservatives view the Constitution and the courts.
The Supreme Court's transgender student ruling isn't just about schools—it's about six Republican justices abandoning their principles to seize unlimited judicial power through substantive due process.
The Supreme Court's tariff ruling exposes a fundamental rift between Justices Gorsuch and Barrett on presidential power, potentially reshaping future Democratic administrations
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Despite blocking Trump's tariffs, the Roberts Court isn't partisan. It's pursuing a bigger project to shrink the presidency and force Congress to govern.
The Supreme Court faces a vague federal law that could permanently ban marijuana users from owning guns. The case reveals deeper flaws in Second Amendment jurisprudence.
The Supreme Court strikes down Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs, marking a significant limitation on executive power and reshaping the future of US trade policy.
Supreme Court strikes down Trump's unilateral tariffs, reinforcing constitutional limits on executive power and the principle that taxation requires legislative consent.
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Trump's second term reveals a pattern of using tariffs, foreign policy, and emergency powers to create discretionary funding pools outside congressional oversight.
