Even if the justices strike down the duties, the American president has other legal options to turn to.

Podcast Episode · Justice with Jon Faine · 05/19/2025 · 22m

As freedom of information disclosures decrease and less documents are available for public scrutiny, we need better ways to hold politicians to account.

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Senator Susan Collins of Maine, the chairwoman of the Appropriations Committee, joined top Democrats in insisting that the president does not have the power to “pick and choose” what to fund.

The NACC has been characteristically secretive about its reasons for backflipping on robodebt.

Centralising power in a president is more likely to foster personalised, corrupt governance that is democratically unaccountable.

Donald Trump has long admired Vladimir Putin’s ability to rule Russia like a king. As he expands presidential power, this is how a coordinated resistance could work to stop him.

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