On Tuesday morning, the Supreme Court press office issued a rare public statement from Chief Justice John Roberts himself. “For more than two centuries, it has been established that impeachment is not ...

In recent weeks, federal judges across the country have blocked several of President Donald Trump’s more ambitious attempts to treat following the law as optional. Elon Musk, who is leading the ...

Earlier this week, the Trump administration announced the “immediate cancellation of approximately $400 million in federal grants and contracts” to Columbia University. The move came after Republicans ...

The conservative legal movement is disappointed in Amy Coney Barrett. Last Tuesday, Barrett dissented along with the three liberal justices from the Court’s decision in San Francisco v. EPA, in which ...

Late last week, the Trump White House dropped yet another unconstitutional executive order that threatens whatever remains of the rule of law. But rather than once again targeting one of his old ...

Last Thursday, a federal district court judge in Washington, D.C., issued a decision declaring that President Donald Trump broke the law when he fired Gwynne Wilcox, the first Black woman ever to sit ...

In a tense hearing Thursday morning, a federal judge in California laid into lawyers representing the Trump administration for breaking the law, threatening the livelihoods of innocent workers, and ...

On Wednesday, the Department of Justice agreed to drop its pending lawsuit against Southwest Key Programs, a Texas company that operates more than two dozen shelters for unaccompanied minors who enter ...

The Court's decision in the USAID lawsuit reveals an institution perilously close to making Donald Trump a king.

Roberts exchange is simply a case of one successful person thanking another for their continued support and assistance.

Around a decade ago, Virginia trapped Damian Stinnie under insurmountable debt. Under state law, Damian’s driver’s license was automatically suspended when he couldn’t afford to pay a total of $1002 ...