Good Monday morning, everyone. Yeah, they got bad blood. If there was anyone left wondering whether the months-old fight ...

Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons On Friday, March 21, Columbia University proved to the American public that pedagogical backbones can be easily snapped if one happens to be in control of $400 ...

Fishwick said it’s well within the power of the legislative branch of government to "clip the wings" of the judicial branch, that it is, in fact, the job of Congress to make laws. The effort ...

In an unprecedented rebuke of judicial power, the Trump administration is apparently ignoring a temporary restraining order from a federal judge. President Trump invoked the Enemy Aliens Act ...

The increasing trend of judicial overreach—particularly in matters of federal employment and spending—represents a serious threat to the constitutional separation of powers. If the United ...

While House Republicans are unlikely to cobble together the votes to answer President Trump’s call to impeach federal judges who block his administration’s actions, they are poised to take ...

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, appears to have returned to the judicial overhaul that divided ... has long wanted to give itself more power on the committee, which would allow ...

The governor would get more power over commissions that choose judicial nominees under a bill passed Monday by the Iowa Senate. District judicial nominating commissions consider applicants for ...

Copyright grants intellectual property protection to original works, giving their owners exclusive rights to reproduce, sell, ...

Article III of the Constitution says judicial power of the U.S. "shall be vested in one supreme Court, and in such inferior Courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish." ...

The Powers Art Center in Carbondale will present the work of 27 students from Two Rivers Middle School in Glenwood Springs. The new exhibit opened March 7 and is available to see through March 28.

Unfortunately, judicial power under Article III of the Constitution, and congressional legislation, does not contemplate nor authorize a role for federal courts in securing such a bargain ...