Executive Branch
Plenary Authority and Democracy: The Danger of Unlimited Power
Power without limits allow the government to respond faster, but at the cost of long term freedom.
The Fourth Pillar: How the Media Safeguards Democracy
The media is more than just a way to get news; it acts as a watchdog over those in power and gives people a voice.
Judiciary Under Attack: Warning Sign of an Emerging Dictatorship
The judicial branch under attack is more than just a fight: it’s a warning sign that dictatorship could be coming.
Inside the Executive Branch: How the Presidency Shapes America
The U.S. executive branch is the most visible part of the federal government. It is responsible for ensuring laws are followed, leading the military, and shaping decisions both in the country and around the world.
Power in Balance: How the Three Branches of Government Keep Democracy in Check
The U.S. Constitution designed the government with three separate branches, a system which forces cooperation, prevents abuse, and upholds democracy.