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Jason R. Baron is a professor in the College of Information at the University of Maryland. He served as the first appointed director of litigation at the National Archives and Records Administration between 2000 and 2013.
Dismissing Dr. Colleen Shogan and replacing her with Marco Rubio as Acting Archivist is an ominous sign.
The president’s denial that he lost to Joe Biden now turns to a Tulsi Gabbard-led fishing expedition. What could go wrong?
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He’s a long shot for 2028, but even as an “also-ran,” he’ll shape the debate and the future.
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Trump has turned a constitutional safeguard into a corruption free-for-all, making an amendment to rein in pardon powers necessary—and even plausible.
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How do we celebrate the moment amidst the Trump-era constitutional collapse?
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Democrats have a stronger hand. They should raise their bets.
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Hopefully, the Court will see that kneecapping independent agencies isn’t needed to give presidents influence over policymaking.
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A surprise proposal to rein in insurer upcoding could save billions—and sent Wall Street into a panic.
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