House Bill 271 was aimed at ensuring transparency by the executive branch by limiting “executive privilege,” or the governor’s power to withhold specific government information.

Federal judges often defer to the executive branch in requests for the state secrets privilege, but sometimes they ask to review the evidence privately or reject the government's ask. Ashley Deeks ...

George Washington signed eight executive orders, while Franklin Delano Roosevelt did 3,721. During his first term, Trump, a Republican, signed 220. Biden, a Democrat, signed 160 as of Dec. 20.

Kim Reynolds wants executive privilege, so she doesn’t have to ... She “reorganized” government by giving the governor unprecedented power over state operations. Some of those jobs were ...

Imee Marcos, citing executive privilege. This prompted Sen. Bato Dela Rosa, a staunch Duterte ally, to warn that the government was ... said there is no set definition. However, it is often ...

dean of the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University. Eisenhower's team was the first to coin the term "executive privilege," and the president told staffers he would fire ...

and requires disclosure of sensitive and deliberative agency documents that are presumptively protected by executive privilege," the department wrote in its filing. It added that the judicial ...

Kim Reynolds in an effort to force the release of government records related ... claimed the sought-after documents are covered by executive privilege and need not be disclosed.