Executive Order Amendment

Trump's birthright citizenship order heads to Supreme Court

SCOTUS to review Trump executive order on birthright citizenship

President Trump's order seeking to clarify the 14th Amendment and the legality of birthright citizenship faces a major Supreme Court test.

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Supreme Court agrees to decide constitutionality of Trump's plan to end birthright citizenship

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Supreme Court to decide if Trump can restrict birthright citizenship

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Supreme Court appears poised to vastly expand presidential powers

The Supreme Court hears Monday arguments in a case that could end the independence of independent agencies, overturn a 90-year-old precedent, and reshape the balance of power between Congress and the ...

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The Supreme Court Looks At Further Loosening Campaign Finance Rules. What Could Go Wrong?

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Supreme Court appears poised to rule in favor of Trump on independent agency firings

President of Russia

Amendments to the Executive Order On the Special Procedure for Fulfillment of Obligations by Foreign Buyers to Russian Natural Gas Suppliers

Vladimir Putin signed the Order On the Amendments to the March 31, 2022 Presidential Order No 172 On the Special Procedure for Fulfillment of Obligations by Foreign Buyers to Russian Natural Gas Suppliers.

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Stevens: Why we all should be wary of rule by executive order

US Supreme Court decision on birthright citizenship will be critical to defending Constitution and protecting against misuse of presidential executive orders

Pensacola News Journal

Is Trump's flag burning order legal? How it plans to get around the First Amendment

Donald Trump signed an executive order that effectively bans burning the American flag. Flag burning has a longstanding history as a form of political expression, and it's the U.S. Code's preferred way of disposing of one no longer fit for display.

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Associated Press executive editor Julie Pace speaks out about ongoing feud with White House

Associated Press executive editor Julie Pace speaks out in an interview with Fox News Digital on the news agency's legal battle with the White House over the "Gulf of America."