In previous briefs, Everything Policy has examined presidential authority and legislative authority. Here, we examine a cross-branch issue of authority, the power to impose tariffs. The Constitution explicitly grants Congress tariff authority. However, Congress has passed laws allowing the President to impose tariffs without any additional congressional consent. Is this power limited, and, if so, how?

The debate over rising prescription drug prices has identified one possible cause: the role of Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) in setting prices.

Protest has long shaped American politics. Our very revolution at the Founding was started as a protest movement. However, the right to protest is constrained by judicial decisions and federal, state, and local laws. So, what exactly are your rights? Where do they stop? And who decides?