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Congress' silence on an issue does not mean it delegated its authority to executive agencies, the U.S. House of Representatives told the Supreme Court.

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

Why progressives must protect institutions that help safeguard the public

Federal antidiscrimination law should be assessed before passions are raised and legal principles fall by the wayside.

The Illinois senator continues to pressure the Supreme Court on ethics reform following reports about benefits a GOP megadonor has given to Justice Clarence Thomas.

The Public Debt Clause theory doesn’t work because the text of the clause gives no hint of a presidential authority—”Congress shall have power to enforce” it, not the president. Usin...

For now, Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., appear to be moving closer to a deal that would allow the debt ceiling to be raised, but an agreement is far from certain.

Senate Democrats renewed their requests from GOP mega-donor Harlan Crow on Friday about his financial relationship with Justice Clarence Thomas.

These are a lot of bad legal arguments just to say, 'we don't think you have the votes.'

A major constitutional showdown over separated powers is in the works.