Politics Mar 03 As Trump prepares to address Congress, here’s how he’s testing the boundary of his authority By Lisa Mascaro, Associated Press
Politics May 22 Why Biden is cautious about using the 14th Amendment to address the debt ceiling crisis Biden has not ruled out using what he sees as an untested legal theory to ensure the country can meet its financial obligations if lawmakers don't act. But the president has said he's skeptical that it is a viable option. By Zeke Miller, Josh Boak, Associated Press
Politics Dec 07 Peru swears in VP as the new president amid constitutional crisis Peru's Congress has removed President Castillo from office and sworn in his vice president to replace him. Lawmakers voted to oust Castillo after he decreed the dissolution of Congress ahead of a third attempt to remove him by impeachment. By Franklin Briceno, Associated Press
Nation Jul 21 Analysis: Can Trump send armed federal agents to U.S. city streets? Far from backing down, the administration plans to send agents to Chicago to respond to gun violence. And President Donald Trump says federal agents could be deployed elsewhere. By Ben Fox, Associated Press
Nation Jul 21 Federal presence in Portland gives protests momentum The use of federal agents against the will of local officials has also set up the potential for a constitutional crisis — and one that could escalate as President Donald Trump says he plans to send federal agents to other… By Gillian Flaccus, Associated Press