I suggest that we keep the following facts in mind. To begin with, the words "executive privilege" appear nowhere in the Constitution. When President Richard Nixon issued a statement on the ...

Yet the right to executive privilege is not mentioned in the Constitution’s text, either, and its historical pedigree is dubious: In the early republic, presidents did not consistently claim a ...

Executive privilege, though, is a murky and mysterious concept. Here, an attempt to clarify the murk. Does the Constitution allow for executive privilege? Nowhere does the Constitution mention the ...

When Congress issues a subpoena for documents, usually they get what they want. But that’s not the case for certain documents related to the 2020 Census question about citizenship, the ...

"A former president certainly can try to make a claim of executive privilege, but it's still the case that the sitting president has the constitutional authorities and also the constitutional ...

"Crooked Joe Biden and his feeble administration have irretrievably politicized the key constitutional tenet of executive privilege, denying it to their political opponents while aggressively ...

Executive privilege is not mentioned in the state Constitution nor state law, unlike the public’s right to records, which is enshrined in both. The governor’s office declined to answer emailed ...

Executive privilege is not mentioned in the state Constitution nor state law, unlike the public’s right to records, which is enshrined in both. The governor’s office declined to answer emailed ...

Lawyers in DeSantis' office and Attorney General Ashley Moody's office filed a brief disputing arguments that the use of executive privilege conflicts with a 1992 constitutional amendment aimed at ...

An Iowa Supreme Court ruling in favor of the governor's use of executive privilege could blow 'an enormous hole in the open ...

but he’s the first one to claim an “executive privilege” to conceal public records that the Constitution and the laws say he should disclose. The pure audacity at work here is the issue in ...

Does executive privilege extend to agency deliberations that did not involve the White House? Does Congress have legitimate constitutional authority to issue subpoenas compelling disclosure of ...