The institutional framework of the United States is undergoing a fundamental transformation as executive authority expands and traditional bipartisan norms dissolve.
Two landmark Supreme Court rulings, Buckley v.
While the House committee kept the overall NASA budget flat at $24.4 billion, it still imposed a 17% cut on science programs.
By tying the Fed chair so closely to the executive, the administration risks turning the central bank into a political instrument, which could accelerate the "unravelling" of the petrodollar system described by ThinkChina .
Richard Stern, a scholar of economic policy cited by The Globe and Mail , observed that while predecessor Jerome Powell was a convenient scapegoat for the President, the new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will not afford the White House that luxury.
U.S. institutions fracture as the Trump administration expands executive power, shifts NASA funding, and installs a new Federal Reserve chair.