An interview with former federal prosecutor Barbara McQuade about how dangerous an unshackled Trump would be in a second term.

As Trump vows to fire the special counsel and potentially cancel prosecutions of himself, a former federal prosecutor explains how dangerous an unshackled Trump would get in a second term.

His latest brief in the January 6 case inadvertently suggests how a future President Trump could cling to power through “official” acts.

Yes, Donald Trump’s behavior is breathtaking. But stealing elections and committing treason is old hat for the GOP.

An interview with Politico reporter Kyle Cheney about the Special Counsel's new filing in the January 6 prosecution and why Trump should be very afraid of it.

As Smith prepares to detail new evidence about Trump to the court, a reporter who closely covers the January 6 case sheds light on potentially shocking revelations we may soon learn about.

With Judge Aileen Cannon giving Donald Trump a boost yet again, a leading legal scholar helps us uncover the deeper and darker story here about presidents who attack the rule of law itself.

The Florida judge is hearing arguments on the constitutionality of the special counsel’s appointment. And we’ve seen what she’s capable of.

As Trump presses Mike Johnson to defund the special counsel, a leading House Republican dissents. Is Trump’s criminality becoming a wedge issue against the GOP?

The federal judge overseeing the classified documents case keeps coming up with increasingly ridiculous reasons not to begin the trial.

A legal scholar explains why Aileen Cannon’s latest pro-Trump decision might not help him in the long run—and why he may still face more criminal trials before the election than expected.

The cases in Georgia and D.C. have been pushed back. Every delay is a victory for the former president.

Special counsel Jack Smith has made it as easy as possible for the justices to rule against Trump. But we’ve seen this movie before.

Even as the judge’s latest moves show she’s carefully disguising her advocacy for Trump, he is making it clear that he expects her to save him.

Aileen Cannon is signaling her intent to kill the special counsel’s prosecution of Donald Trump for stealing classified documents—and her shilling has only just begun.

Here's why Democrats should be happy that the legal system won’t save them.

The former president’s legal woes have packed headlines, but the special counsel’s filing in the January 6 case has somehow flown under the radar.

Fresh off a big loss in appeals court, Trump hopes to kick his trial by jury until after the election. That could backfire on GOP voters—or even on Trump himself.

His immunity defense isn’t merely a legal argument. He’s priming his base to back wanton lawbreaking if he wins back the White House.

If the courts decide that insurrection merits immunity, and Trump wins back the presidency, what might he feel emboldened to do in term two?