This week, the White House barred Associated Press journalists from three media appearances by President Donald Trump — two ...

Ultimately, the convention settled on a presidential ... he suspected the election of an American president would one day be a matter of global consequence, though no one in 1787 anticipated ...

When Congress recently certified the 2024 presidential election, it was based on the ... a unique system to choose our president in 1787: the Electoral College. More than two centuries later ...

So also, do you think Governor Stein will be, get constant pushback now by a Republican majority, although technically it's not supposed to be a partisan election, Supreme Court and a Republican ...

The magazine has traditionally awarded the honor to the winner of presidential elections, as President ... is coming can be glad that on Aug. 27, 1787, the convention delegates decided to broaden ...

Presidential revelries shouldn’t be disrupted ... will become the 47th commander in chief. Trump's election to a second term is worrisome. Given his irrational refusal to accept his loss ...

As Salmon noted, “The emoluments clause of the Constitution,” which prohibits any person holding a government office from accepting any gift or title from a foreign leader or government, “written in ...

The legitimacy of our presidential election depends on the election laws and procedures ... Vulnerabilities in our system have existed since the Constitutional Convention of 1787. At least three times ...

The system, which applies exclusively to presidential elections, was established in the Constitution of 1787. The founding fathers, at the time, believed that the voters could not make an informed ...

On February 4, 1789, the electors gathered to cast their votes in the first-ever presidential election of the United States ... War and for presiding over the Constitutional Convention in 1787, was ...