Grievance dressed as law, history warped into license, today’s Court is not checking Trump’s authoritarianism—it’s codifying ...

The president has grown increasingly angry at court rulings blocking parts of his agenda, including by judges he appointed.

With Donald Trump’s rhetoric, it’s often difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff, the statements-of-intent from the ...

The measures block the enforcement of laws nationwide, making it increasingly difficult for presidents to govern.

The ruling staves off an emergency appeal to the Supreme Court, which the Trump administration indicated in its stay motion ...

The Supreme Court appeared divided after hearing arguments Thursday about the power of lower courts to issue nationwide ...

Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s (R) announcement that he plans to run for governor next year will open up his Senate seat to potentially an array of candidates. Tuberville is the second ...

Scott Jennings is everywhere these days, from on stage with President Donald Trump to on your social media feed. Could he ...

The Democratic Party is feeling the anguish of age. The deaths of three House Democrats since March has dispirited the caucus and given GOP leaders a little more cushion to move their ...

Not unlike Hitler, President Donald Trump presents himself with bravado, chutzpah and craziness, using a Nazi mentality to con, suppress and abuse the population, turning citizens against one another.

President Donald Trump’s anger at the courts is extending to judges he nominated even as his policies fare better among his ...

“I will say, apartheid – terrible,” Trump told Ramaphosa, as he prepared to complain there isn’t more awareness of the plight ...