Donald Trump publicly blasted his former personal attorney, who was paid $50 million to help a Venezuelan billionaire secure a presidential pardon.

Donald Trump was furious that Alina Habba Mildon allegedly was paid $50 million to help secure a presidential pardon for a Venezuelan billionaire family—and didn’t share it with him.

Ric Grenell reportedly outlined a pay-to-play scheme to Habba’s now spouse, but the money appears to have vanished.

The FBI director was spotted in a photo with an FBI informant suspected of being a double agent.

A federal judge demanded to know who was in charge at the U.S. attorney’s office in New Jersey.

President Trump keeps trying to bypass the Senate in the New Jersey U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Habba’s pathetic attempt to become U.S. attorney for New Jersey is finally over.

The administration has gone to strained lengths to install loyal allies in key judicial roles. Things haven’t gone according to plan.

The court called out President Trump’s illegal tactics to keep her in power.

An appeals court panel upheld a sanction against Donald Trump and Alina Habba.

Alina Habba is freaking out over a judge giving her the boot.

A judge has ruled that Alina Habba has no lawful standing to serve as acting U.S. attorney in New Jersey.

Donald Trump is bypassing the Senate—and overruling judges—to keep Habba in charge.

Some rare good news in this hellish timeline.

Trump’s nomination of Habba is ending in a total bust.

Joe Tacopina was “disgusting.” Alina Habba, “deliciously arrogant.” Plus, what she’ll do with all that money—if Trump ever pays it.

Federal law allows members of Congress to visit any Department of Homeland Security facility unannounced to conduct oversight visits.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is standing up to Alina Habba.

Alina Habba has crossed House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries’s red line. Now what?

Representative LaMonica McIver was one of three members of Congress who attempted to enter an ICE facility in New Jersey.