JD Vance said Chief Justice John Roberts was “profoundly wrong” for recent comments he made on how the Supreme Court's role is to check the excesses of the executive.

The upshot is that the whole oral argument took place against the backdrop of the justices’ worries that Trump might ignore ...

Tucked deep in the thousand-plus pages of the multitrillion-dollar budget bill is a paragraph curtailing a court’s greatest ...

U.S. Supreme Court justices appeared split Thursday hearing a major case in which the Trump administration defended not only ...

Vice President J.D. Vance sat down for an interview with Ross Douthat. They cover much ground, but I wanted to flag this exchange concerning Chief Justice ...

President Trump's Justice Department sought an immediate halt to orders issued by US District Court for the District of Columbia. US Solicitor General John Sauer argued that the Department of ...

In my years observing politics and hurricanes at The Miami Herald I frequently rewatched the 1948 thriller “Key Largo,” which ...

Vice President JD Vance called Chief Justice John Roberts’ comments earlier this month that the judiciary’s role is to check ...

Grievance dressed as law, history warped into license, today’s Court is not checking Trump’s authoritarianism—it’s codifying ...

Trump appears to treat legal rules not as limits but as obstacles to be negotiated or ignored. One recent scholarly paper has ...

Vice President JD Vance characterized Chief Justice John Roberts' recent statement that the judiciary can "check the excesses ...

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