Trump wants to expand the federal death penalty, setting up legal challenges in second term
Throughout his campaign, President-elect Donald Trump signaled he would resume federal executions if he won and make more ...
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Trump's Plan To Expand Federal Death Penalty Could Face Hurdles
With the Supreme Court’s conservative majority, legal experts suggest that efforts to reinstate and expand the death penalty ...
Britain’s membership of the ECHR risks dangerous widening of assisted dying, lawyers warn
Britain’s membership of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) risks a dangerous Canada-style widening of assisted ...
Here's how Trump's 2nd term could impact Pennsylvanians
President-elect Donald Trump made many promises on the campaign trail. He said he would eliminate taxes on tips and overtime ...
Trump still hasn’t signed ethics agreement required for presidential transition
President-elect Donald Trump has not yet submitted a series of transition agreements with the Biden administration, in part ...
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The story of White House 'trophy terms' offers a cautionary tale
The lessons of history about second-term presidents and second-term Republicans in particular are not just the stuff of ...
Tourists in Rome now have a walkway to visit the Trevi Fountain but can't toss coins
Tourists in Rome won't be allowed to toss coins into the Trevi Fountain. A walkway now gives limited access to the monument ...
Trump has shaped the Supreme Court, but it could still hinder his agenda
President-elect Donald Trump's ambitious agenda could face pushback from an institution he has done much to shape: the ...
Trump’s election sparks speculation and infighting over future Supreme Court vacancies
Former President Donald Trump’s return to power is setting off a flurry of speculation and interparty bickering about potential retirements on the Supreme Court, underscoring how even a single ...
Republicans Won Control of the Senate. Here’s What That Means
As of Wednesday morning, Republicans had taken back control of the Senate, beating Democrats in predictably red states like Ohio, West Virginia, and Montana while holding on to their seats in states ...