…of the executive branch. Today, it struggles to do either effectively. Congress doesn’t fail simply because its members disagree. It fails because its rules allow one side to control the…

…degree). So, he issues an executive order to establish his fix for it. ~~~~~~ “Urgent National Action to Save College Sports,” The White House, April 3, 2026. No other American…

…ends. Between public desire and policy output lies a vast network of procedural mechanisms: committees, legislative rules, voting thresholds, procedural delays, electoral structures, campaign finance systems, judicial appointments, executive discretion,…

…of the government’s authority to label information it has as a “state secret” and thus to prevent its disclosure in court. It will do so, though, only in a narrow…

…a few days after Jane but first seemed to use the label ‘Catfood Commission’ in connection with the attempt to attach Conrad-Gregg to the Debt Limit Bill in this post…

…published June 2010. DolB: I am a liberal. A label that “progressive” is used in exchange with. I am not a radical, fascist, loony, left winged, socialist, commie. In fact,…

by Linda Beale Trillion Dollar Coins, Fourteenth Amendment Powers, Executive Duties versus the Zanies on the Right who Want to Send us to Economic Purgatory: Krugman on the dysfunctional politics…

…Department’s Office of Inspector General, are part of the executive branch. But an obviously key part of the setup is that they operative independent of the executive branch hierarchy. Beverly…

…Officer and Partner, Al Sale Eastern Co. Ltd Gary Hattem, President, Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation, Deutsche Bank Tri Mumpuni, Executive Director, IBEKA Conrad van Oostrom, Chief Executive Officer, OVG Real…

…(Rice) and Arthur Brief (Utah), and their study is “When Executives Rake in Millions: Meanness in Organizations” (available on SSRN). Here’s the abstract: The topic of executive compensation has received…