Donald Trump has a plan to ignore judges who rule against him.

The Pentagon didn’t have guidance for sending troops to a major American city.

A former federal prosecutor takes us through Trump’s decisions to send troops into Los Angeles, why the moves are growing increasingly lawless, and why it all bodes badly for what’s coming next.

As Trump’s talk about unleashing the military on American streets grows more menacing in its specifics, a former federal prosecutor explains why his moves are increasingly lawless—and how he can be stopped.

The weekend’s events in Los Angeles bring us face-to-face with a possible reality that until this year seemed unimaginable in the United States.

On the military in a fascist America

Trump’s third indictment spells out how his team considered using the Insurrection Act to quash protests after a stolen election.

With the party likely to cede the House—if not the Senate—to the GOP, meaningful steps to limit some of the executive branch’s power must be taken during the lame-duck session.

The Insurrection Act was written and amended to protect law and order. Trumpworld tried to use it to subvert law and order—and will do so again.