Ben Schneer, assistant professor of public policy at Harvard Kennedy School and expert on American politics, examines ...

A U.S. appeals court panel on Tuesday seemed divided over whether to allow President Donald Trump to fire Democratic members ...

President Trump is hoping to see more of the nation’s energy produced with coal, he said in a social media post on Monday ...

According to Section 305(3) of the Constitution, the president can only declare a state of emergency under specific ...

A draft lawsuit being floated to attorneys general in several states argues Congress must call a convention over the national ...

The White House’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to remove Venezuelans it has accused of being gang members is an abuse of war ...

Mr. Trump and his Republican allies claim his “executive power” means he can do whatever he wants. To put it simply, that’s nuts.

The Trump administration is invoking rarely used authorities to remove some noncitizens from the United States.

Several legal experts said the deportation episode marks a dramatic — and troubling — escalation in the Trump ...

TPM has obtained the email in question, which contains the broadest assertion of presidential power over independent agencies yet made by the second Trump administration. In it, Trent Morse ...

And within Washington, power has increasingly centralized in the president at the expense of Congress and the judiciary. For his part, Trump has already usurped Congress’ power of the purse to ...