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How the Federal Court System Works

How the Federal Court System Works

A federal lawsuit does not begin by asking which court is most powerful. It begins by asking which court has authority to hear this dispute and what work that court is supposed to do. The structure of the federal judiciary separates trials from appeals and places the Supreme Court above lower federal courts. Article III […]

Presidential Communication and the Bully Pulpit

Presidential Communication and the Bully Pulpit

The presidency attracts sustained national attention. A president can use speeches, interviews, travel, ceremonies, and digital communication to define a problem, promote an agenda, or ask citizens to pressure other officials. This visibility is the “bully pulpit”: a platform for leadership, not a constitutional command. A public address may place an issue on the agenda, […]

How Presidential Power Has Expanded

How Presidential Power Has Expanded

Checks on Presidential Power

Checks on Presidential Power

Roles and Powers of the President

Roles and Powers of the President

Models of Congressional Representation

Models of Congressional Representation

Powers and Functions of Congress

Powers and Functions of Congress

Bicameral Congress: House and Senate

Bicameral Congress: House and Senate

Fiscal Federalism in Practice

Fiscal Federalism in Practice

Federal and State Powers in the United States

Federal and State Powers in the United States

Constitutional Interpretations of Federalism

Constitutional Interpretations of Federalism

Principles of American Government

Principles of American Government