Trump is the head of a criminal syndicate, and he should be treated accordingly.

The Trump administration’s brief against the Fourteenth Amendment is a bad one, and it naturally led to some tortured legal reasoning from his solicitor general.

The scant polling evidence suggests that corruption is not a decisive factor for voters—yet there is a way for Democrats to leverage the president’s malfeasance in next year’s midterm elections.

State Republican senators have usurped the will of the voters on abortion.

The president is declaring emergencies on everything from an “invasion” of immigrants to a mythical shortage of fossil fuel production. But it’s all just a ploy for him to act like a Roman emperor.

A judge has ordered the release of Georgetown University postdoctoral fellow Dr. Badar Khan Suri.

The question regarding the Qatari plane deal isn’t whether it’s corrupt or illegal. It’s both of those. The question is, who will stop it?

The late justice was picked to be a reliable conservative vote on the court. But he drifted left—and the right has never forgotten it.

The chief Supreme Court justice only lightly pushed back on Donald Trump’s efforts to control the judiciary.

The last thing this country needs is an FBI director who wants to show up for work and zealously enact Trump’s agenda.

The administration plans to boost the political agenda of Christian nationalists while rolling back the civil liberties of everyone else.

The high court’s decision to uphold Trump’s ban on trans soldiers points to worrisome outcomes in pending cases that affect these vulnerable Americans.

GOP lawmakers in Washington have stumbled onto one neat trick to abet the president’s lawlessness—dismantle their own power.

As with every “deal” the president offers, there’s a huge catch.

The high court’s recent run at rewriting the Constitution has come for the establishment clause.

The president’s words and actions on this case have been atrocious. But as of Wednesday, the clock on his antics is now ticking fast.

The Native plaintiffs have won over a wide variety of allies to their case. But for some reason, the high court is dragging its feet in making a decision.

The Department of Justice just gutted an office that helps protect the right to vote.

The pursuit of being seen as “normal” has served the LGBTQ movement well. But is there such a thing as too normal?

The conservative legal movement’s latest broadside against the judiciary is likely to fail, but it illuminates how far they’re willing to go to dismantle the rule of law.