Theodore J. Singer had a career watching murky bureaucracies at work. His experience is a cautionary tale, he writes in a ...

Nationwide injunctions both cross that line and prevent the federal government from enforcing an act of Congress, executive order, or agency rule against nonparties. Unless and until Congress endorses ...

So, what is unitary executive theory and why does it matter, including to those of us in education policy? Let’s commence ...

A Supreme Court that embraces a powerful executive could aid President Trump’s efforts to eliminate agency independence.

The theory called the "unitary executive," which holds that the president controls ... But lawmakers have largely stayed out of those fights, leaving it to Democratic state attorneys general, federal ...

The state constitution requires the election of 10 executives ... Still, North Carolina clearly lacks a unitary executive. There are 10 such offices, and the constitution unambiguously authorizes the ...

Resilience, resourcefulness, and adaptability: These three skills are arguably the most indispensable to teachers in 2025. As Education Week’s annual project—The State of Teaching—reveals ...

The unitary executive theory is supported by some distinguished scholars, who point to the Constitution’s text. The first sentence of Article II states that “the executive power shall be ...

But isn’t it the case that the current Supreme Court has already embraced the unitary executive theory? Is it an exaggeration to say that the specter of dictatorship looms large in today’s United ...

Vought has been a top proponent of this strategy, which is also known as the “unitary executive theory ... project and the administrative state as it has existed and expanded over nearly ...

“THEY HIT me and I hit them back harder and they disappear,” Donald Trump said in 2016, during his first presidential campaign, explaining an ethic developed in New York’s savage real-estate ...

“These regulatory agencies currently exercise substantial executive authority without sufficient accountability to the President, and through him, to the American people,” the order states.