A listicle of in-the-weeds takeaways from Lawfare’s Oath Keepers trial correspondent.

Brazilian Supreme Court justices recently decided to intervene to prevent an authoritarian government, which could be the first move in a process of democratic consolidation or, by contrast, the seeds of...

Because there was no concrete plan to storm the Capitol, the defendants have been able to argue that their rhetoric was no more than that: rhetoric.

Partisan polarization has brought the Age of Futile Impeachments into full blossom. Perhaps there is a better way to condemn a president’s actions.  

Judge rules that, much like Newt Gingrich and Lindsey Graham, Michael Flynn cannot ignore a Fulton County grand jury subpoena.

What triggered the appointment of a special counsel, who is Jack Smith, and what, if anything, does this mean for the investigations into Donald Trump?

While you were recovering from election night, the former House speaker and I were in court.

The authority to both define state emergencies and exercise state statutory emergency powers rests almost entirely with America’s governors. When emergencies—real or supposed—and elections intersect, sta...

Former Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows has his first day in court—and it doesn’t go his way.

Is Trump immune from the subpoena? Can the select committee enforce it if he refuses to comply? It’s complicated.