Supreme Court to hear arguments on Trump firing of Fed member The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Wednesday over President Donald Trump's power to remove a member of the Federal Reserve Board. Roll Call · Jan 20
Trump's tariff regime case could reshape Congress' taxing power - Roll Call The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Wednesday over whether a law allows President Donald Trump to implement a worldwide tariff regime. Roll Call · Nov 3, 2025
Biden creates constitutional consternation on Equal Rights Amendment - Roll Call President Biden’s declaration that the Equal Rights Amendment is the law of the land creates a constitutional quandary. Roll Call · Jan 17, 2025
A bigger, bolder Congress? Panel debates response to Chevron decision The question now, which the House Administration Committee considered Tuesday, is what a post-Chevron deference world will look like. Roll Call · Jul 23, 2024
Supreme Court put onus on Congress to enforce 'Insurrection' ban - Roll Call The opinion that cleared the way for Trump to appear on 2024 ballots also made it unlikely the underlying issue will be reopened anytime soon. Roll Call · Mar 5, 2024
Congress could be too feeble to counter Trump’s second-term plans - Roll Call Congress may have little ability or desire to stop Donald Trump's plans to harness goverment power in a potential second term as president. Roll Call · Jan 10, 2024
Asking Clarence Thomas to testify in Senate could spark a showdown WASHINGTON — Advocacy groups have urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to call Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to testify about his relationship with a billionaire GOP donor, a move experts say would escalate conflict between two branches of government and could lead to a separation-of-powers showdown. Tribune News Service · Apr 14, 2023
Asking Clarence Thomas to testify in Senate could spark a showdown - Roll Call Advocacy groups have urged the Senate to ask Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to testify on his relationship with a wealthy GOP donor. Roll Call · Apr 14, 2023
The House is likely about get a lot younger and more diverse It's made possible by unusually high turnover in the House. Axios · Oct 1, 2022
Sen. Lindsey Graham lawsuit in Georgia election case could clarify lawmaker protections WASHINGTON — Sen. Lindsey Graham leaned on a constitutional protection for sitting members of Congress in an effort to keep from testifying before a Georgia grand jury, but legal experts say it’s not clear whether the argument ultimately will work for the South Carolina Republican. Tribune News Service · Aug 26, 2022
Sen. Lindsey Graham lawsuit could clarify lawmaker protections - Roll Call Graham leaned on a constitutional protection for sitting members of Congress in an effort to keep from testifying before a grand jury. Roll Call · Aug 26, 2022