How to Save Congress From the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court's conservative majority has expanded presidential authority, weakening Congress and impacting federal agencies.
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How to Save Congress From the Supreme Court
Seven years ago last month, President Donald Trump remarked that he had “an Article II where I have the right to do whatever I want as president.” This statement was widely mocked during his first term, but it appears now to be generally true as a matter of practice. The second Trump administration has broken numerous federal laws, ransacked the Treasury, threatened the states, and even defied the courts from time to time.The Supreme Court, with…
Keeping it Real: The U.S. Supreme Court and the Scapegoating of Americans
Overview: The recent Supreme Court session featured several controversial rulings that critics argue align with the executive branch’s agenda. Key decisions included gutting parts of the Voting Rights Act, removing campaign finance protections, and prohibiting transgender athletes from women’s sports. These actions, alongside new authority for the president to fire federal regulators, are seen by some as efforts to consolidate power and target m…
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