Forcing Trump to use trade statutes—or to go to Congress to seek new authorities—would be more consistent with IEEPA’s history and practice.

The firing of Democratic members of the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board is a danger to civil liberties and trans-Atlantic data flows.

Though the subject line borrows a phrase from Musk’s Twitter email, the federal government is not a private company, and its HR policies are arcane and legally binding.

A dispatch from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C Circuit on the Guantanamo plea agreements.

Trump’s first southern border deployment retreads old ground and almost certainly relies on non-emergency authorities, many of which were also employed by the Biden administration.

Everything you want to know about Kash Patel—and so very much more.

During the Biden administration, the Justice Department pursued criminal cases that threatened to criminalize newsgathering and undermine journalist protections.

The Trump administration lacks the legal power to coerce state and local authorities to enlist in its deportation campaign—and ignores the history of similar failed efforts.

The key to global AI safety is continued American leadership in AI innovation, not more international treaties.

What does ousting career prosecutors have to do with the nomination of Kash Patel?

Refusals to undertake required spending are already a major theme of Trump’s second term, but the law limits such executive action.