President Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office have been marked by a surge in executive actions unseen from any modern U.S. president.

They’re meant to keep each other in check. But what happens when one branch, like the executive, says, “Nah, we’re good”? The honest answer appears to be that not much really happens ...

Other experts also agreed that these court clashes could force Congress to revisit its broad delegation of powers to the executive branch and reshape the fundamental architecture of governance.

WASHINGTON − President Donald Trump is embracing a decades-old theory that could give him unprecedented control over the executive branch, setting up a showdown with Congress and the courts that ...

Student Government is split between two main bodies: the Undergraduate Student Government and the Graduate and Professional ...

As the Butte-Silver Bow Study Commission works to evaluate our local government, one of our most important responsibilities ...

"They're not willing to let the judiciary and these processes just play out, because then to some degree, they're acknowledging that the judiciary could be a check on the executive branch's power ...