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"A Settlement with Myself": Can the President Sue the United States Government in an Article III Court?
When President Trump sued the IRS this year, seeking $10 billion in damages for alleged privacy violations, no lawyer appeared to defend the United States in 109 days of litigation, and the case ended in a privately announced "settlement" creating a $1.776 billion fund and perpetual audit immunity f
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