The district court’s Jan. 25 holding green-lights the government’s use of geofence warrants

The department argues that presidential immunity does not protect Donald Trump from civil suit over his actions on Jan. 6.

Anti-anonymity bills from the past few months might have good intentions, but they threaten

The Justice Department’s brief, filed in response to a request by the D.C. circuit court, ar

A summary of oral arguments in

There is more to Pence’s argument than there might initially seem—or, at the very least, eno

The idea of using the 14th Amendment to bar Trump from holding the presidency a second time

As judicial elections become competitive, the impartiality and independence of state courts

Today’s release from the special purpose grand jury report suggests a spare document that does little more than provide a list of who should be charged for what.