An agency lawyer and union representative opens up about the Trump/Musk rampage on the CFPB, what happens next, and why he’s ...

In Brownsville, Texas, U.S. District Judge Fernando Rodriguez Jr., a Trump appointee, ruled against the president’s lawless ...

It’s not just Trump’s trade-destroying tariffs, erratic shifts in policy, and fiscal recklessness. Look at the rule of law—or ...

Misusing quotations from Shakespeare’s characters is a perennial problem. Kudos to the judge in the Perkins Coie case for ...

Trump is resorting to a risky executive order to force down prescription drug prices, as his influence wanes with Congress.

Sam Brownback's radical agenda undermined Kansas's prosperity, decimated vital government services, and put a Democrat in ...

Trump argues the Fourteenth Amendment created no such right, but the Supreme Court can preserve it simply by citing statutes.

A good reason, and a bad one, not to worry (too much) about India and Pakistan entering a nuclear war over Kashmir.

The answer is complicated, but Chief Justice John Roberts may be treading a fine line between institutionalism and cowardice.

If Trump and his allies face no meaningful consequences, they have no reason to stop. If Republicans don’t believe that Democrats will act with equal force to protect democracy—legally, aggressively, ...

Using and misusing quotations from Shakespeare’s characters is a perennial problem. (The Bard didn’t hate attorneys.) Kudos ...

In his first 100 days, FDR calmed and unified the country. In his, Donald Trump has terrified and further divided us.