The U.S. Congress is the highest body of the U.S. legislative branch, which, along with the executive (the President of the United States) and judicial (the Supreme Court of the United States) branches of government, forms the U.S. federal government.
The relationship between national legal systems and Interpol is essential for global security, but it often creates tension. Interpol facilitates international cooperation in criminal investigations, such as issuing Interpol Red Notices, which request the arrest of individuals for extradition. However, these actions must align with national laws, which may protect citizens from unjust extradition or […]
So, do you understand the world of casinos? Bright lights, big wins, the whole shebang. However, when it comes to tribal gaming technology, it’s a whole different ballgame, layered with complexities that you might not even imagine. Imagine trying to run a sophisticated tech operation while juggling two, sometimes three, various sets of rulebooks. That’s […]
Have you ever stopped to think about what truly makes a society thrive? Is it merely economic prosperity or something more profound and fundamental? The truth is that a truly flourishing society is one where rights are upheld, and equity is ensured for every individual. This isn’t just some lofty ideal; it’s the bedrock of […]
Contemporary globalization is accompanied by the strengthening of international law enforcement mechanisms, such as Interpol notices, which increasingly affect the rights of American citizens and residents. This raises an important question: to what extent is it possible and legitimate for the US national judicial system, including the Supreme Court, to intervene in cases with an […]
The Supreme Court of the United States is the highest judicial body in the country, with the unique power not only to interpret the Constitution and laws, but also to influence the development of the entire legal system. Its decisions set the foundation for judicial precedents that guide legislation and practice, often extending far beyond […]
In an era when everything—from communication to work—has shifted into the digital space, access to technology has become a new form of social capital. Digital inequality is not just about having or not having internet. It’s about connection speed, device availability, digital literacy, and the ability to use technology effectively in daily life. In Hungary, […]
The question of the limits of presidential power remains one of the most discussed topics in modern politics. In some countries, the powers of the head of state are expanding, while in others they are strictly regulated to prevent the concentration of power in one set of hands. This balance between strength and control defines […]
Every law begins as an idea. It might come from a member of Congress, a group, or even you. When a person wants to make a change, they can ask their elected representative to write a bill. A bill is just a written suggestion for a new law or a change to an old one. […]
A congressional hearing is a formal meeting where members of Congress gather information. These hearings help them learn more about an issue before making decisions. You might think of it like a big group interview. Experts, government officials, and even private citizens can be invited to speak. Each speaker gives their side of the story […]
In the modern era, teсhnology and the internet have beсome fundamental aspeсts of daily life. The digital landsсape influenсes nearly every part of soсiety, from the eсonomy and eduсation to soсial interaсtions and governanсe. As the internet сontinues to evolve and shape our world, the role of the U.S. Сongress in regulating teсhnology and digital […]