The decision significantly expanded federal power under the Commerce Clause, limiting state economic monopolies and shaping the constitutional balance between federal and state regulation.
The U.S. Supreme Court, under Chief Justice John Marshall, ruled that the federal government has authority to regulate interstate commerce and struck down a New York steamboat monopoly.
The decision significantly expanded federal power under the Commerce Clause, limiting state economic monopolies and shaping the constitutional balance between federal and state regulation.
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A federal court is being asked to block Trump's second executive order aimed at limiting birthright citizenship.
An appeals court ruled that Trump cannot proceed with the construction of a new ballroom at the White House without congressional approval.
An appeals court ruled that Trump cannot proceed with the construction of a new White House ballroom without congressional approval.
An appeals court ruled that President Trump cannot proceed with the construction of a new White House ballroom without congressional approval.