Bruce Brickman, Esq. Are the constitutional guardrails envisioned by the Founders still holding? Examine the evolving balance of power among the branches of government, with particular attention to recent Supreme Court decisions and the rise of the “unitary executive” theory. Through close reading of constitutional text, historical context, and selected excerpts from oral arguments, explore […]

Daniel Radel, journalist During the Gilded Age, Long Branch became the summer retreat of U.S. presidents. Beginning with Ulysses S. Grant, seven presidents visited or stayed in the area, including James Garfield, who died here. Explore how this coastal town became the “summer capital” and uncover the stories, personalities, and cultural significance behind these visits […]