# Executive Power
Latest news and articles about Executive Power
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Executive Overreach or Strategic Necessity? Trump Challenges War Powers Act in Iran Stand-off
President Trump has declared the 1973 War Powers Act unconstitutional, indicating he will not seek congressional approval for military operations in Iran. The administration is utilizing a 'ceasefire' legal loophole to bypass the 60-day legislative deadline for troop withdrawal.
Bunkers or Ballrooms? Trump’s White House Expansion Hits a Judicial Wall
A federal judge has stalled President Trump's $300 million White House ballroom expansion, ruling that only underground security bunkers can proceed. The decision rebukes the administration's attempt to label the entire project a 'military necessity' to avoid congressional oversight and historic preservation laws.
A $166 Billion Retraction: US Courts Dismantle the 'Trade-by-Decree' Era
The U.S. government will return $166 billion in tariffs to importers following a Supreme Court ruling that found the use of emergency powers for trade duties was illegal. A new automated system will streamline these massive payouts, which affect over 300,000 businesses nationwide.
A Costly Correction: US Customs to Begin Massive Tariff Refunds After Judicial Rebukes
U.S. Customs will begin refunding tariffs on April 20 following Supreme Court and trade court rulings that restricted the president's power under the IEEPA. The agency is deploying a phased system to return billions in duties to importers, marking a significant win for rules-based trade and a check on executive overreach.
The Uncrowning of Consent: Millions Take to the Streets as 'No King' Movement Sweeps America
A massive protest movement dubbed 'No King' saw 9 million Americans across 3,300 cities demonstrate against executive overreach and the war with Iran. The movement's significant growth in rural areas and Republican strongholds suggests a major shift in the political landscape ahead of the 2026 midterms.