The result of Sen. Tillis and Rep. Hern’s bill would be gratuitous destruction for a useful industry.

Handing down one of the basic decisions of U.S. constitutional law, the Supreme Court ruled in McCulloch v. Maryland, back in 1819, that the Constitution exempts the Federal Government from state ...

This petition to the Supreme Court of Maryland asked the court to reconsider its adherence to Whren v. U.S., 517 U.S. 806 (1996), which declared that a traffic stop undertaken for pretextual reasons ...

Chief Justice Marshall, who is celebrated as the most influential member of the Court, wrote a series of essays defending his opinion in McCulloch v. Maryland. These essays were published in 1819 ...

James McCulloch, a cashier of the bank's Baltimore branch, was sued for issuing unstamped bank notes in violation of the law. The issue: Can the state of Maryland place an exclusive tax on the federal ...

In 1819, Chief Justice John Marshall recognized in McCulloch v. Maryland, 17 U.S. 316, 405 (1819), that “the extent of the powers actually granted” to the Federal government by the constitution “is ...

Iain McCulloch, a chemist who has produced numerous breakthroughs at the intersection of energy, electronics, and biology, has been named the next director of the Andlinger Center for Energy and the ...

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio — Michigan State offered a scholarship to Lutheran East’s Jesse McCulloch nine months ago, just as his college basketball recruiting trajectory took a major upward turn.

Jesse McCulloch, a three-star forward prospect from Cleveland, announced his commitment to Michigan State on Thursday afternoon over other finalists Alabama, Xavier and Virginia Tech.