Trump's clash with the courts over deportation is stoking fears of a 'constitutional crisis.' But what does that even mean?
Ever since President Trump returned to the Oval Office in January, he has sought to stretch the limits of presidential power.
German top court upholds reunification tax
Germany's Constitutional Court on Wednesday upheld an additional tax shouldered by certain taxpayers and many companies first introduced in the 1990s to smooth out the differences between East and ...
South Korea's Han urges respect for Constitutional Court decision on Yoon impeachment
South Korea's acting President Han Duck-soo said on Tuesday that any decision by the Constitutional Court on the impeachment ...
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GOP lawmakers ask U.S. Supreme Court to review Michigan’s voting laws
A federal judge and appellate panel earlier said individual lawmakers did not have legal standing to challenge voter ...
Deportations Set Up Crucial Test For Courts, as Some Warn of Constitutional Crisis
The Trump Administration appeared to openly defy multiple court orders over the weekend involving deportations of hundreds of ...
David Ignatius: "A Constitutional Crisis Is When The President Defies The Supreme Court, We're Heading In That Direction"
On this week's edition of 'Washington Week,' Washington Post columnist David Ignatius defined what he believes a ...
South Korea's acting president thanks constitutional court for restoring his powers
South Korea’s acting president thanked the Constitutional Court for its “wise” decision restoring his powers Monday and said ...
U.S. Supreme Court ruling ends Oregon youth climate case
While the nearly decade-old suit that was first filed in Eugene is dead, attorney Julia Olson who filed the case said, "This ...