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7/10/1832: President Jackson vetoes the bill to recharter the Second Bank of the United States. He wrote that the bill…

7/9/1868: The Fourteenth Amendment is ratified. The Fourteenth AmendmentThe post Today in Supreme Court History: July 9, 1868 appeared first…

Robert Reich, an emeritus professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and a former U.S. labor secretary, makes popular economics…

Sen. Bernie Moreno (R–Ohio) recently announced that he was working with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D–Mass.) to eliminate the cap on…

It’s Sunday. You want to go into town to run errands and perhaps see your friends at a bar, but…

Ask historians or laymen to name the most blatantly corrupt pardon over the first 230 years or so of American…

Lines at Rhode Island grocery stores are about to get a whole lot longer. In late June, Rhode Island became…

Gas what? Something you eventually learn when you write about American politics for the better part of two decades is…

What are the limits of executive power, and how should such limits be enforced by the courts? If there was…

From D.C. Circuit Judges Patricia Millett, Robert Wilkins, and Gregory Katsas today in Beatty v. Trump: On May 29, 2026,…

Today’s guest is Clark Neily, a constitutional litigator, civil liberties advocate, and senior vice president for legal studies at the…

Robby Soave and Christian Britschgi discuss why Maine Democratic candidate for Senate Graham Platner is refusing to drop out despite…