executive privilege is one way the legislative branch’s power over the executive is limited. For example, when Congress investigated George W. Bush’s firing of eight U.S. Attorneys in 2006 ...

Those effects can be particularly acute in philanthropy, when individuals who have power and privilege use it to advance the needs or goals of one group over another. This can sometimes be inadvertent ...

The Power of Privilege in many ways runs counter to the image Yale and ... SAT -- proclaimed as a meritocratic tool by those who introduced it and supported it over the years -- was pushed with the ...

which has in turn provoked litigation over the scope of Congress’ subpoena power and, in some circumstances, whether and to what extent executive privilege provides a defense even against duly issued ...

A dispute over whether those witnesses may lawfully ... the Supreme Court ruled that while a former president retains power to assert executive privilege, the views of the incumbent office holder ...

Executive privilege is a power that presidents have claimed under ... adding that turning the recordings over to Congress “would raise an unacceptable risk of undermining the Department ...

In response to Democrats' plans to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt for failing to turn over the full report, the president decided on May 8 to invoke executive privilege to block ...

The administration is invoking an extraordinary national security power ... case that established the privilege, the Supreme Court said that “judicial control over the evidence in a case ...