GOP lawmakers in Washington have stumbled onto one neat trick to abet the president’s lawlessness—dismantle their own power.

The Trump adviser is trying to redefine the Constitution in order to carry out his extreme immigration agenda.

Scott Jennings apparently doesn't know that Congress, not the president, is responsible for declaring war.

Donald Trump continues to stoke claims that a third term is possible for him.

Donald Trump is making it pretty clear he plans to say in power forever.

Stephen Miller has found a new excuse to ignore the Constitution.

Donald Trump’s narcissism bears a striking resemblance to Benito Mussolini’s. Which does not bode well.

His plan to send American citizens to foreign prisons is the latest in a long series of affronts to the American constitutional order.

The Roberts court just took a case that could entrench economic devastation and eviscerate the rule of law. But some key justices might be persuaded to step back from the brink.

It appears that literally no one is happy with Donald Trump’s tariffs.

The president’s vaulting ambition may run afoul of the Constitution, but you can’t rule out the Supreme Court providing him with an assist.

The Supreme Court has rebuffed these efforts before, but that was nearly a half-century ago. Today’s MAGA conservatives see a more favorable legal environment—and they might be right.

Donald Trump upped the ante on his delusional threat about term limits.

Leavitt went on the offense about the judge who blocked some of Donald Trump’s deportation efforts.

Steve Bannon has apparently gone too far even for Bill O’Reilly.

Legal skirmishes between the administration and lower court judges have highlighted the way the federal court system itself has become a thorn in the president’s side.

Donald Trump mentioned wanting to serve more than two terms.

The Democratic Party has filed a lawsuit against one of Trump’s most dangerous executive orders.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt found a new reason to continue barring the outlet from the press room.

The judicial system has started to rule against the administration’s decimation of the civil service. If only it could actually enforce its rulings.