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DOGE Betrays Foundational Commitments of the Privacy Act of 1974

Musk’s attempts to gain access to agency databases is an egregious violation of the act, which protects personal information from abuse.

Danielle Citron

Trump's record number of executive orders are testing the limits of presidential power

"Because a fair bit of policy is achieved via executive action, there are simply more EOs to be revoked. Some of those EOs are substantive, but we've also seen a huge increase in the amount of non-legally binding text in EOs… and so revoking the EOs also takes a stand against the previous president's rhetorical priorities," said Andrew Rudalevige,

Andrew Rudalevige

Are Domestic Drone Shoot-Downs Lawful?

What authorities to immobilize drones do U.S. federal, state, and local officials currently have, and—assuming Americans want at least some of those actors to have that authority—where are the gaps?

Ashley Deeks

Democracy and Constitutional Balance: Congress and the Presidency

Sidney Milkis, White Burkett Miller Professor of Politics at the Miller Center, discusses the history and causes of the ever-expanding power of the presidency—and how it affects American democracy.

Sidney Milkis