The Trump administration has lost three major cases in just 24 hours.

Carrroll’s attorneys have asked a federal judge to order Donald Trump to pay up already.

A federal judge has banned Trump’s executive order requiring proof of citizenship and changing the rules on mail-in voting.

The Department of Justice is making it clear: Trump isn’t giving up his slush fund.

A federal judge has ruled against the extreme anti-immigration policies Trump instituted last fall.

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin won’t guarantee that he’ll abide by the law.

The Trump administration illegally banned transgender people from the military, a federal court has ruled.

A federal judge is ending Trump’s dreams of taking over the Kennedy Center.

Philip Alito has been working in the Trump administration as his father refused to recuse himself in related cases before the Supreme Court.

The Justice Department is trying to find the information of social media users criticizing this administration’s violent immigration tactics.

President Trump is suing the publication—again—over the story on his birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein.

Todd Blanche still hasn’t been able to get rid of this lawsuit against him.

Federal prosecutors have dismissed all charges against the protesters after apparent misconduct.

Judge Richard Leon has ruled against Trump more than once before this case.

The president’s slush-fund-and-tax-penalty “settlement” is brazenly criminal. If our governing institutions can’t block it, America will officially be a banana republic.

A federal judge has ruled that Trump can’t violate the Presidential Records Act just because he feels like it.

The president’s $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS is unique in that both negotiators are working for the same side.

The Trump administration refuses to answer questions about Freedom 250.

Like many of Trump’s other renovation projects, the cost of repairing the Lincoln Memorial pool is far higher than what he initially claimed.

Virginia’s Democratic leaders are promising to fight the state Supreme Court decision to block their redistricting referendum.