Nixon didn’t break the Constitution. Will Trump?
In October 1973, the Court of Appeals in Washington upheld a District Court order directing President Richard Nixon to turn ...
This Spending Fight Is Actually About the Constitution
With unilateral freezes and cuts, President Trump is testing how far he can encroach on Congress’s power of the purse.
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After triumphant return to White House, Trump is still fixated on Biden: ‘It’s his fault’
Joe Biden left the White House nearly a month ago, but he’s never far from Donald Trump’s mind. The former president has been ...
7th U.S. prosecutor quits as DOJ seeks to drop charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams
A seventh federal prosecutor resigned Friday after the Department of Justice ordered criminal corruption charges against New ...
Adams Case Highlights: Justice Dept. Asks Judge to Dismiss Case, Capping Days of Drama
The move was preceded by a wave of resignations of prosecutors, each refusing to sign the motion and some criticizing the ...
Presidents May Not Unilaterally Dismantle Government Agencies
The lawsuit filed last week to halt the Trump administration’s dismantling of the U.S. Agency for International Development ...
Trump is Repeating Richard Nixon’s Failed Plan to Shutter Federal Agencies
In January of 1973, just days after Johnson died of a heart attack, a newly reelected Nixon announced plans to terminate the ...
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How Much Does Your Surf Report Rely on NOAA?
If you don’t rely on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to plan for a safe and/or at least propitious ...
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Canal and River Trust CEO Richard Parry to step down
Outgoing Canal & River Trust CEO, Richard Parry. Image courtesy of the Canal & River Trust. The Canal and River Trust has announced that chief executive Richard Parry will step down this summer after ...