Justice Gorsuch >> General, just a few questions following up on the major questions discussions you've had. Um, you say that uh we shouldn't be so concerned in the area of foreign affairs because of the president's inherent powers. That's the gist of it as I understand it.Why we should disregard both major questions and non-delegation. So, could Congress delegate to the president the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations as he sees fit. delay and collect duties as he sees fit.>> We we don't uh we ...

Trump asks the Supreme Court to clear the way for National Guard deployment in Chicago, setting up a showdown over presidential power https://t.co/w7s9V9asfg ...

Trump asks the Supreme Court to clear the way for National Guard deployment in Chicago, setting up a showdown over presidential power https://t.co/0plKscMG3W ...

Legal & Political Analysis - A Supreme Court test of presidential power is expected, with Donald Trump likely to prevail this autumn [1] - Other cases involving Donald Trump may face challenges [1]

Legal & Political Analysis - The Supreme Court is likely to rule in favor of Donald Trump in a significant case concerning presidential power this autumn [1] - However, Trump might face setbacks in other legal cases [1]

Jim Vanderhigh, your behind the curtain piece for Axius, co-written with Mike Allen, just published online this morning, is called the most unprecedented presidency in 250 years. And in it, you write in part this. Yes, most presidents stretch the power of the White House and on rare occasions blatantly target US critics on US soil. But Trump has veered so often, so suddenly, so proudly, and loudly into unprecedented territory in at least 15 different areas. No president in peace time has done this much in o ...