Texas border dispute breeds loose talk of civil war, resistance on right

Charles Fried, legal scholar who bridged law and ethics, dies at 88

Charles Fried, a legal scholar and ethicist who explored questions of morality and law but also engaged in self-examination of his own

Pentagon, under scrutiny, halts work with condemned foreign militaries

In the wake of 2022 losses, Suzan DelBene eyes a comeback for House Democrats

Trump says he opposes RNC proposal to name him the party’s presumptive nominee

Jan. 6 rioter got his sentence thrown out. Then his prison time doubled.

James Little successfully argued that his punishment for joining the pro-Trump riot at the U.S. Capitol was illegal. His reward: 60 more

Peter Navarro sentenced to 4 months for contempt of Congress in Jan. 6 probe

Timeline: An increasingly tense dispute between Texas and the federal government

A new lens into Trump’s legacy of adding to the federal debt

On the campaign trail in 2016, Donald Trump often criticized President Barack Obama and Washington more broadly by invoking a very large

Republicans struggle to hold together Ukraine-for-border deal