We’re covering an imbalance of power in the government. In the United States, Congress, the president and the courts are ...

Since we are now at a time when the power of the president, Congress and the courts are in tension and generating legal ...

All told, Trump has signed 54 executive orders in just over two weeks back in office, which is already more than any ...

Has President Trump bitten off more than he can chew in the first three weeks of his second presidency? New numbers from a national survey conducted by YouGov for The Economist demonstrate that ...

Republicans in Congress have acted as if they are an extension of the executive branch rather than a separate ... federal workforce by 426,000 employees between 1993 and 2000 and eliminated ...

This year’s Inauguration Day seating chart crammed a whole lot of Silicon Valley ... It’s all a game of checks and balances. If one branch of government is overwhelmingly strong and the others are ...

Meanwhile, Trump is drafting a new blueprint for the presidency, one that demonstrates the primacy of blunt force in a democratic system predicated on checks and balances between the branches of ...

This concept refers to a form of government that divides power into three different branches ... liberties of citizens by introducing checks and balances between the different sections of ...

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But as I said, this country relies on a system of checks and balances between three co-equal branches of government. So when the Trump administration ignores that foundational principle ...