How Trump is using the courts to get what he wants - and changing the shape of presidential power https://t.co/s9XKvXtDhO ...

The use of the autopen has long raised questions because it opens up the possibility that anyone with access to the device could exercise presidential power. Here's what to know https://t.co/7G4UXvgFFq ...

Zooming out, how do all of these developments that we've talked about so far, the tax bill, Iran strike, and um the Supreme Court ruling relate back to this new testing of the limits of presidential power under Trump. There's no doubt about it that we haven't seen um in a long time at least um the the stretching of the executive powers that we're seeing take place right now. I mean, just so sprawling.Uh there's I don't think that it's hyperbole to say that in Trump's first five months back in office, there' ...

The Supreme Court ended its term on June 27th and we saw a number of key decisions. Our readers had some questions. Here are a few of them.Paul asks, "I am not clear on what the ruling on injunctions means. Does this not allow a president to create laws, limit rights, and impose measures unilaterally, giving the president dictatorial powers?" So certainly the court is giving the president wider discretion to act and making it more difficult for judges to limit the president's actions. That said, the preside ...