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Presumably because the Justice Department is now run by people who don’t actually have any idea what attorneys do, it dropped a giant data demand on all 93 offices Monday—with a deadline of ...

We begin this Turkey Day with� Shaun Walker �of The Guardian speculating about the leaked audio to Bloomberg News�that U.S. special envoy Steven Witkoff gave “suggestions” � coached the former ...

Mark Kelly: The Officer They Can Never Be The other night on The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle, legal analyst Charles F. Coleman Jr. said that Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth were jealous of Senator Mark Kelly because he is everything they are not. That...

When court-assigned prosecutor Peter J. Skandalakis dismissed Georgia’s election-interference case and justified his decision by claiming that “reasonable minds could differ” about Donald Trump’s conduct — and that therefore Trump was “entitled to the...

No end to tacky with Mango Mussolini US president Donald Trump fired the six remaining members of independent federal agency the Commission of Fine Arts, a group of architects and urban planners meant to review projects such as the planned triumphal...

There’s little precedent or legal authority for what Michigan lawmakers are seeking from the Justice Department. By� Carrie Levine �for Votebeat Earlier this month, a group of Republican state ...

Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District special election shouldn't be remotely competitive, with President Donald Trump having won it by more than 22% in 2024. But Republicans have ...

The notoriously inflated, yet painfully fragile ego of Donald Trump is once again dominating the stage at the annual White House presidential Thanksgiving pardoning of the turkeys. And no, that doesn't mean Pete Hegseth, Pam Bondi, Robert F. Kennedy...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ramped up his tirade against Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly on Tuesday, disparaging Kelly's military title and said the Democrat’s video urging troops not to follow illegal orders amounted to "sedition." "So 'Captain' Kelly, not...

Texas officials preparing for elections under new congressional maps must quickly reverse course because of a federal court order blocking the use of the maps. By � Natalia Contreras �for� Votebeat ...