The Executive Branch — co-founded by Donald Trump Jr. and Omeed Malik — is part of a mission to “invest in the parallel economy,” Malik told The Post.

Have you ever heard of anything referred to as the “fourth branch of government”? It’s a term that can be used to mean any entity that has influence over government beyond the three branches described ...

In the 1,000+ page “big beautiful bill” is a provision that would exempt the executive branch from following a court’s orders. This means they would be above the law!

In 1,000+ page 'big beautiful bill' is provision that exempts executive branch from following court orders. This means they would be above the law!

The Branch Museum of Design and Architecture has a new name and a new executive director to start off the new year. The museum will be known as The Branch Museum of Design, and it is undergoing a ...

“Unitary executive theory seems to think that, at its extreme, the president is in control of all policy decisions made in the executive branch. And that’s just an impossibility.

Dubbed the Executive Branch and offering memberships that cost up to $500,000, the club, located in a spot beneath a Georgetown mall, aims to be a safe space for the Trump clan as well as hangers ...

The Florida Legislature may be in charge of the bills and the budget, but it's Florida's executive branch who takes care of the day-to-day running of the state.

Executive Branch serves top-tier wine and cocktails, the source said, but the days of smoke-filled rooms are over — the club doesn't offer cigars. It will be open at least six days each week.

A federal judge in California ruled that the Trump administration cannot enforce executive orders restricting LGBTQ+ nonprofits and DEI programs from receiving federal funding.

Executive Branch The Jim Crow Origins of National Police Week Police brutality and corruption are painful realities. So are officers who die honorably performing their duty.

On Sundays, our Under the Dome newsletter focuses on the governor. This week, it’s an interview with former North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory.