…10/16 at 12:46 p.m. ____ UPDATE: Anyone who’s interested in this issue, please read this article published today online by the National Law Journal, about what happened procedurally in that…

…determine whether foreign nationals may come within its territory. Vought, who is a JD but has no special expertise in Constitutional law, argues for a re-interpretation of Constitutional law to…

…he quotes “TPM reader AN” with approval who wrote (among other things) …is there significant and recent precedent of an Administration refusing to enforce a duly enacted law passed by…

…law trigger, such that: (1) If in any year the Board of Trustees of the Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund and the Federal Disability Insurance Trust Fund annual…

…the ceiling. Other laws create the need to borrow and refusing to raise the ceiling would not change those laws. But if a majority of the House or, these days,…

…a tax law expert, a historian, PhDs in economics, business consultants and financial professionals provide perspectives on the financial world. Despite their expansive coverage of economic issues, their articles are…

…somehow never notice that their opposition to the law is aggravating this uncertainty “problem.” As it is, the best evidence we have on how the law might work is to…

…and a Democratic appointee. Both Republican appointees, Lawrence Silberman and Brett Kavanaugh, the latter a former law clerk for Judge Kennedy, are high-profile stalwart conservatives and both are intellectual leaders…

…Court decisions. On this one, I defer to the little-known (outside securities law circles) but eminently qualified James Cox, professor of law at Duke University. He is currently a member…

…federal appellate court. The case is Thomas More Law Center, et al. v. Obama. Thomas More Law Center is a rightwing organization whose purpose is to challenge the constitutionality of…