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Josh GersteinPolitico |
Legal Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg has insisted that the case is more than just its tabloid roots. Pro-Trump flags fly above Collect Pond Park outside...
Jonathan Mitchell's argument to the justices had none of the bombast that other Trump lawyers often deploy.
The justices will confront a hornet's nest of legal issues as they hear arguments in the historic case.
Attorney General Merrick Garland notified Congress that the special counsel had concluded his investigation.
The solicitor general would typically file arguments on an issue of this magnitude — but the upcoming Trump case is a political lightning rod.
As the justices confront a historic case with enormous political stakes, they might seek a narrow way out.
In his year-end report, the chief justice stuck to an anodyne topic.
Judge Beryl Howell sees “time of testing” for nation as facts are denied and disputed.
The May 2024 trial in Trump's classified documents case appears headed for a politically precarious postponement.
The court's adoption of a formal code of conduct is a first — but it's unlikely to be a transformation.
All nine of the court’s current justices endorsed the code, which generally tracks existing rules for lower court judges.
Trump, who is facing four criminal prosecutions as well as several civil lawsuits, has been trying in recent weeks to leverage those proceedings to...
Trump's false election claims arose during a Michigan Supreme Court argument over the prosecutions of two right-wing provocateurs.
Several key conservative justices seemed unlikely to strike down a federal law that disarms people under domestic violence restraining orders.
History will take center stage as the court hears arguments on the constitutionality of a federal law aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of...
A lawyer for Palin used an oral argument Monday to attack a longstanding First Amendment case that provides robust protection to media outlets.
A tiff over a Trump-related T-shirt is just the beginning. The justices, despite their reluctance, may soon have to take up a flurry of major Trump...
The justices heard arguments on when a public official's social media account becomes "state action" under the First Amendment.
A courts committee says it lacks authority to modify a broadcasting ban in time for the historic criminal cases against the former president.
The civil liberties group argued that the directive from a D.C. federal judge violates Trump's First Amendment rights and the public's right to hear...
What is FARA? How is it enforced? And can a sitting senator ever legally work as a "foreign agent"?
The former president, facing a scheduling conflict with a campaign rally, ended his case seeking $500 million from the attorney who turned on him.
Citing shortfall, two law firms seek to terminate representation of 2020 election denier.
Trump’s lawyers argue that Twitter violated his free speech rights when it suspended him in January 2021, but federal judges expressed skepticism.
The justices return from their summer recess on Monday, and they're poised to wade back into divisive issues on guns and agency power.
Bijan Rafiekian is a California businessman and former business partner of Trump ally Michael Flynn.
The conservative justice granted a series of interviews to a lawyer working with The Wall Street Journal.
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