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Dissolution of USAID or formal transfer of its functions provided by Congress would require legislation - the president may not unilaterally override a statute by executive order.  

Senate Judiciary Committee and Department of Justice alum maps out the threat posed to 2028 election by President Trump's personnel moves inside the Department of Justice.

The deferred resignation proposal sent to federal workers is fraught with practical and legal issues that present uncertainty for employees.

An expert explainer on the Executive Order on the "Invasion" Executive Order and deployment of troops.

An essay by former acting United States Attorney General.

Trump's recent executive actions appear to assert an authority to override or ignore federal legislation whenever it interferes with his policy aims.

Trump's "invasion" EO could dangerously expand federal and state powers, enabling detention without trial and unauthorized war.

The Trump administration's "stop work" order on U.S. foreign assistance may hurt its foreign policy goals and national security priorities.

The authors are current and former Presidents of the International Criminal Court Assembly of State Parties: Päivi Kaukoranta (2024-2026), Silvia Fernández de Gurmendi (2021-2023),…

The implementation of the second stage of the agreement, or even just continued calm, likely depends on whether President Donald Trump is prepared to intervene to keep the peace.

The Assad atrocities have long served as a painful example of the limits of international justice, but there is now a chance to change that.

New executive orders create U.S. and global security risks in the face of climate change, which the Trump administration and Congress would be wise to mitigate.