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If Congress fails to raise the debt limit, can President Joe Biden somehow borrow more money to save the United States from default? The short answer is no. But that hasn’t stopped a group of Senate Democrats from urging Biden to act unilaterally by invoking the Fourteenth Amendment. Yet the stand-off between the president and […]

"With Trump campaigning to retake the presidency I’m hard-pressed to think of a worse time for liberals to embrace such a sweeping view of presidential power."

The Supreme Court has sided with individual artists — but against art itself. In a fascinating copyright decision that transcended ideological lines, the court held that Andy Warhol’s distinctive reworking

Congress has the power of the purse. Invoking the 14th would only add a constitutional crisis to the mix.

If Congress fails to raise the debt limit, can President Joe Biden somehow borrow more money to save the United States from default? The short answer is no. But that

The Supreme Court 84 years ago found short-barreled shotguns as ‘unusual.’ The same goes for the AR-15.

From the commentary: The precise rights of the platforms when recommending content are currently before the Supreme Court and may be clarified by the end of its term in June, so it is too soon to be absolutely sure.

Late last week, the Texas Senate passed a bill requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every classroom in the Lone Star State. It’s not that surprising in the

How a 5th Circuit panel will rule – and likely the justices themselves – can’t be certain right now.

Sanity prevailed at the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday when it ruled that the abortion drug mifepristone should stay on the market while a legal challenge wends its way through