Samuel Alito has a book coming out in early October. A little weird that he’s doing a book tour right after the court’s new session kicks off?

Concentrated economic influence is making us increasingly powerless—and angry.

A grand jury laughed Trump’s prosecutors out of court—but new details about these nakedly political prosecutions reveal serious abuses of power that are no laughing matter.

The president says he’ll do it “whether approved by Congress or not!” He can’t legally do that—but that hasn’t stopped him before.

Federal law does not guarantee it. The Democratic senator from Arizona wants to change that.

The attorney general’s congressional hearing was so bad, Fox didn’t even cover it. And it may not even have been the worst thing she did this week!

If the Supreme Court takes up Taylor v. Singleton, it could be the sum of all fears for the most vulnerable Americans.

After 23 years in solitary confinement, Alvaro “Xinachtli” Hernandez’s health is failing him. So is the system.

The idea that parents have a constitutional right to harm children is disturbing enough, but this case also highlights the real underlying issue with the “parental rights” movement.

Trump’s fascist regime is running roughshod over states’ rights, obliterating one of the Republican Party’s supposedly most sacred principles.

Their Temporary Protected Status ends at midnight on Tuesday. And now the question is: What will happen in Springfield on Wednesday?

You don’t know the half of it.

Trump has been raging about the former CNN journalist. Attorney General Pam Bondi just had him arrested, a move one legal expert slammed as “highly irregular.”

Their opening bid should have been eight or 10 bold proposals. But as usual, the Democrats start by negotiating with themselves.

The special counsel’s team prepared a detailed report about Trump’s theft of 300-plus classified documents. Guess who has blocked its release to the public?

A reluctance to relive the 1990s overwhelms justice, common sense, and good faith.

The justices have largely let the president take a wrecking ball to the civil service, but they finally found an agency they deem too sacred for him to desecrate.

He thinks it lets him abuse his power however he wants. It’s up to the courts—and the American people—to show him otherwise.

So the president doesn’t like the “optics” of what ICE is doing. But there’s no such thing as sanitized, popular mass deportations—and this is by design.

The Republican majority has let Trump do pretty much anything he wants—even when it tramples on Congress’s authority.