Trump’s habitual line-stepping on witness tampering

Prosecutors cite Trump’s social media posts as they seek limits on handling of evidence

The Justice Department stressed in a Friday evening court filing that a federal judge in Washington should impose firm rules on Donald

White House urges federal workers to return to office this fall

President Biden is calling on Cabinet officials to urge more of their workers to return to the office this fall, part of

DeSantis super PAC shares cost for private air travel in unusual deal

An independent group funding much of Ron DeSantis’s presidential effort has become a joint investor with his campaign in a private transportation

Texas judge temporarily lifts abortion ban for complicated pregnancies

A Texas judge on Friday temporarily allowed abortions in cases of dangerous or complicated pregnancies, following emotional testimonies from women during a

Chris Christie visits Ukraine, highlighting GOP divide over U.S. role

KYIV, Ukraine — Republican Chris Christie, waging a long-shot bid for his party’s presidential nomination, visited Ukraine on Friday and met President

New Trump attorney fought for disgraced NBA ref who bet on games

In the years before he represented Donald Trump on charges that the former president conspired to overturn the results of the 2020

‘Defense du jour’: Trumpworld’s whatever-it-takes approach to indictment

As reporters and observers stood around outside the federal courthouse in D.C. on Thursday waiting for Donald Trump’s arraignment, staffers for his

If Trump is convicted, Secret Service protection may be obstacle to imprisonment

That ‘admission’ from Trump’s attorney? Trump had already admitted it.