"Appellate judges spend virtually every working hour speaking, listening to, reading, or writing English prose. Statutes are written in English prose, and interpretation is not a technical exercise to ...

The House on Thursday passed a measure to severely restrict federal agencies’ authorities, approving nearly along party lines a revocation of a longstanding judicial precedent that afforded the ...

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High Country News’ twice weekly email newsletter includes our latest on-the-ground reporting and investigations from across the West. In other words, if the agency and federal courts disagree about ...

The president's duties do not include interpreting laws, making laws, or deciding how federal money is spent. This is outlined in the Constitution and why our government is based on checks and ...

Re the June 20 letter Loopholes don’t help: Executive powers are not a “loophole.” They have been used historically to interpret and implement statutes and are commonly used by executive agencies.