Did Paramount violate customers’ privacy rights by sharing their info with Facebook for targeted advertising? Or is the lawsuit against the company just a fishing expedition by a class-action law firm?

The administration’s proposed changes to the 2030 census will harm states and cities. Here is how they can fight back.

The high court declines to let Trump blow up the midterms, but this should have been a unanimous decision.

The resignation last week by Joseph diGenova tells us: Even this hacky Trumpist wouldn’t do what Trump and Todd Blanche wanted him to do.

One holdout juror cost him a big win—yet he defended that juror’s decision. Imagine His Orangeness doing that.

Forget November 3. It’s January 3 when Donald Trump and his MAGA Republicans might bury our democracy once and for all. Here’s how.

Donald Trump gave three aides, including Harp, a cash gift worth approximately one-third of their White House salaries.

Anti-abortion lawmakers are forcing women to travel hundreds of miles to obtain health care.

The majority opinion in the ballroom case is indefensible—and the chief justice righteously demolished it.

The high court’s recent decision on the illegal addition to the White House shines a light on just how willing it is to let Donald Trump break the law.

Comey’s lawyers poked a giant hole in the legal theory behind the federal case.

And it’s hard to imagine the right-wing justices will turn the GOP down.

The president’s plan to revive a moribund court for war privateering is a lesson to Congress to clear some outdated measures off the books.

If the party wants to win elections and defeat Trumpism for good, they’ll all have to get out of their comfort zone.

It didn’t take Todd Blanche long to take a wrecking ball to long-standing Department of Justice principles.

The LAPD wrecked a business owner’s shop while chasing a fugitive, and the city is refusing to compensate him. The next stop could be the Roberts court.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has gone to war with the state regulators trying to rein in the industry’s sports gambling interests.

The David Hearn affair isn’t over. Far from it. Jamie Raskin is launching an investigation, and Hearn’s legal team will pursue remedies.

The White House is serving up a staler helping of the legal arguments the Roberts court already refused to swallow.

The Trump administration didn’t put that in writing, of course. It didn’t have to.