Vicious partisan attacks against a former, and possibly future, president violate the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

In the “Calling Forth” Act of 1792, Congress exercised its powers under the Militia Clause and delegated to the president the authority to call out the militia and issue it orders when ...

The Postal Act of 1792 that birthed the U.S. Postal Service ... each member of the Senate and House of Representatives of the Congress of the United States; the Secretary of the Senate and ...

On March 1, 1792, Congress resolved the issue by choosing the president pro tempore and the Speaker, respectively, prompting criticism from Madison and others that the congressional officers were ...

In 1792, Congress placed the Senate's president pro tempore first behind the vice president. In 1886, Congress removed both ...

The original Constitution gave Congress the power to decide when presidential electors must cast their votes. In 1792, Congress decided that electors would vote for president and vice president on ...

Construction of the White House, a global symbol of American power and political stability, began with the laying of its cornerstone on this day in history, Oct. 13, 1792. "James Hoban ...

Insights There have been dozens of new amendments proposed.  Six amendments are considered unratified.  Some proposed ...

In 1792, the US Congress passed the Coinage Act, which established a fixed price of gold to US dollars. Over the next century, gold mining captured people's imagination, during the great US gold rush.

And because Congress hasn't changed ... as much in 1992 as it did in 1929--and a twentieth as much as it did in 1792. The weight of a vote will continue to decline: fifty years from now the ...

From time to time, Congress authorizes the U.S. Mint to make a limited production ... Ultimately, it was decided there should ...

The bond market is where investors go to trade debt securities, while the stock market is where investors trade equity ...