The Department of Justice is making it clear: Trump isn’t giving up his slush fund.

Donald Trump had been not-so-surreptitiously signaling that the slush fund wasn’t actually over.

Trump officials are saying one thing publicly and another behind closed doors.

Judges have criticized the conduct of federal prosecutors in case after case. But DOJ lawyers know exactly who they’re really working for.

Senator Thom Tillis is standing in the way of Attorney General Todd Blanche.

The acting attorney general bragged about putting “roadblocks” in place for those seeking justice against Trump.

Todd Blanche isn’t guaranteed to become Trump’s attorney general just yet.

A superseding indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center has muddied the waters.

Donald Trump says the slush fund will happen. His own team says it’s over.

Not even Donald Trump’s own party could get behind the fund.

Actually, it’s not reason, singular. It’s reasons, plural. And there are 88.3 million of them.

Todd Blanche still hasn’t been able to get rid of this lawsuit against him.

The president and the acting attorney general have pulled a heist on the American people. We can’t let it disappear into the pile of Trump outrages that benumb us.

The Trump administration is having a hard time selling the “Anti-Weaponization Fund” to Republicans in Congress.

Democrats are prepared to fight to stop Trump’s $1.8 billion slush fund for his friends and allies.

The update to Donald Trump’s settlement with the IRS shields him, his family, and their various businesses.

The acting attorney general appears to be lying under oath to Congress.

The acting attorney general struggled to defend Donald Trump’s decision to create a slush fund.

The acting attorney general had a tough time in a hearing before the Senate.

Democrats in the Senate want answers on how acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is running things.