Opinion
The legal theory that would make Trump the most powerful president in US history
ET: On February 5, Gwynne Wilcox filed a lawsuit challenging her firing by Trump, setting up a vehicle the Supreme Court’s Republican majority could use to fully implement the unitary executive theory ...
Column: Donald Trump’s second presidency delivers a diktat a day
Where's the Republican-majority Congress as the new president ignores the Constitution's charge that he must 'take Care that ...
Who can police a president unwilling to abide by the law?
A president who wants to brazenly challenge both Congress and the courts will be hard to constrain.
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Littwin: Forget the distractions. We can’t lose focus on Elon Musk’s all-out attack on American democracy.
An increasing number of Democrats have called out Elon Musk — sound the alarm: Elon’s coming — but that’s not nearly enough to stop him.
Trump Brazenly Defies Laws in Escalating Executive Power Grab
In the radical opening weeks of his second term, President Trump has appeared to feel little constraint by any need to show ...
Can He Do That? What Legal Experts Say About Trump’s Most Radical Moves
His Administration’s recent actions—attempting to dismantle independent agencies, granting private individuals access to ...
Mt. Rushmore and a Third Term: G.O.P. Lawmakers Rush to Flatter Trump
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican of Georgia, filed legislation to expunge the two impeachments of Mr. Trump, ...
Why the Supreme Court may be open to Trump’s push for expanded power
The Supreme Court majority built by Donald Trump could uphold efforts to expand presidential authority based on the legal ...