Not only are the characters instantly likable (Spinelli for president), but Recess seems thematically ... It’s a true throwback to the era when cute boys with curtained hair ruled the world.

Comedy, slice-of-life, sports, or an adventure, this trope has a focus on a mostly, if not all, cute female cast doing various activities, even those considered mundane, in a cute way.

But a loophole known as a recess appointment could allow Trump to bypass the Senate, at least temporarily. Here’s what you need to know.

"The President shall have Power to fill up all Vacancies that may happen during the Recess of the Senate, by granting Commissions which shall expire at the End of their next Session." ...

When the judge called for a recess, Kristina asked Alexis why Ric went so easy on ... Soon, James arrived in the living room and showed Sasha just how cute kids can be. After Maxie and Sasha took ...

Trump’s Dollar Problem The Trump Administration Is Right to Re-Redesignate the Army Bases We’re Better Off Loved Speaker Johnson should not give the time of day to a manufactured recess scheme ...

Because the Founders had to travel to and from the national capital by horse, they also granted the President the power “to fill up all Vacancies that may happen during the Recess of the Senate.” ...

Here is what we know about recess appointments. A nominee appointed by a president goes through a vetting and approval process usually done by the Senate. This process can take a while.

With some of his selections sparking controversy, Trump has also been coming in hot on his desire to use "recess appointments" to bypass Senate approval and quickly put his choices in place.

When President Dwight Eisenhower appointed William Brennan to the Supreme Court in 1956, the Senate was in recess. Eisenhower made the appointment unilaterally, in accordance with the Constitution ...

President-elect Trump has urged the next leader of Senate Republicans to support him in making recess appointments as three prominent GOP members are battling it out to succeed their leader ...