Implicit in this narrative was the idea that Trump and his agenda had achieved enduring popular support. Oligarchs like ...

Harmeet Dhillon's brief tenure at the Civil Rights Division has already made clear what cases are no longer worth the Justice ...

Lando Calrissian famously complained, “This deal keeps getting worse all the time.” How many law firms are saying the same ...

Judge Boasberg said in an opinion that he found probable cause to hold the Trump administration in criminal contempt for ...

Trump has repeatedly claimed that the U.S. was collecting $2 billion per day from tariffs. His own administration’s data ...

Kilmar Abrego Garcia's legal team is responding to the government's release of records from a 2019 arrest that suggest he was ...

President Trump is criticizing Fed Chair Jerome Powell, saying his termination “can’t come fast enough.” This comes after ...

The U.K.'s leading political experts Lionel Barber, Bronwen Maddox and Jeremy Adelman join Joe Scarborough for a roundtable ...

Co-founder and CEO of Lafayette 148, Deirdre Quinn, joins Morning Joe to discuss how the president's tariffs are impacting ...

What the vice president argued — in writing — is that due process rights are, for all intents and purposes, optional.

Ideally, the secretary of state would make clear to the world that the United States is eager to welcome visitors. He’s doing the opposite.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) opened up about her concerns about President Trump's second administration, telling nonprofit leaders in her state: "We are all afraid." "It is as hard as anything I ...