Essays on Federal Government

The U.S Congress is a well-known body under the constitution and it is detached from other arms of the government such as the executive, and judiciary. The Congress is made of two houses, namely; the Senate, and the House of Representatives. In the senate, every state is represented by two...

The Power of Congress Over Policy Matters The article “Trump Will Consult with Congress on Refugee Cap-State Department” by Reuters portrays the power of the Congress over policy matters. Although the federal law offers the president with authority to fix the number of the United States Refugees, the requirement is that...

The Impact of Federal Tax Changes on States The federal tax changes have caused a lot of anxiety in most of the States since it is observed as a potential mechanism for increasing the state revenue. The changes will be advantageous to many if not all residents of the United States....

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is a national authority mandated with the duties to control the civil aviation ("Federal Aviation Administration", 2018). Organizational structure defines how the coordination, supervision, and operations are conducted (Moldovan & Matei, 2016). The paper will examine the organizational structure used in the FAA...

Over the years, acts of piracy including unauthorized reproduction and copying, have remained an issue. (Rafael, Rob, & Waldfogel, 2006). The music business has been significantly impacted by file trading and sharing of music and videos over the internet, which has also fundamentally altered how the general public accesses music. Most...

Conservative Ideology in the 1960s and 1970s Conservative ideology dominated American discourse in the 1960s and 1970s, particularly in 1964 after the divisive presidential election between Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater. Goldwater's Influence and the Rejection of Liberal Policies Republican conservative Goldwater, who influenced the new conservative movement, argued for the need to...

The United States and the US Patriot Act of 2011 The United States is a democratic country that was established on that ideal; in fact, the world refers to it as the biggest and best democracy there is. Other countries look to it as an example of how to live by...

Introduction: The Rule of Law in the UK According to constitutional expert Albert Venn Dicey from the 19th century, the rule of law operates in three different ways: (i) the dominance of regular law as opposed to the influence of arbitrary power; (ii) equality before the law; and (iii) the laws...

One of the nine unified combatant areas in the US military is United States European Command (EUCOM) Its purpose is to prepare the armed forces and provide tactical access with the goal of averting all forms of conflict. By removing any threats, it ensures that the North Atlantic Treaty Organizations (NATO)...

The southern Appalachians' river basins were once home to the Cherokee people. (Perdue 17). There was nothing like the United States of America during this time. However, the region that the Cherokee people once called home can now be thought of as extending from North Carolina into South Carolina, Tennessee,...

In order for police and investigators to locate, examine, and preserve evidence that is connected to any criminal behavior, search warrants are essential. Additionally, search orders may be used as a tool for criminally sanctioned activity investigation. Typically, things found during a search are those that are directly related to...

The Issue of Racism in the United States The United States is one of many nations that still faces prejudice as a problem. Despite the fact that racism is illegal, minority groups in the United States continue to experience racism on the receiving end of it. In fact, there are reported...