A key voice in the Trump administration is looking to weaponize the impeachment process against federal judges who disagree with the administration, taking political advantage of a rarely used tool ...

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The mogul seems bent on pushing the Trump White House into a nuclear confrontation with the federal judiciary. He has the ...

French: That’s exactly right. He’s not doing it through legislation. What’s so difficult about this is that he’s busting ...

As questions swirl about his poll numbers and concerns regarding potential ties to the Trump administration grow, New York ...

The spotlight on the judiciary is brighter because the Republican-controlled Congress has essentially abdicated its role of ...

A U.S. president has the authority to not spend (or impound) funds provided by Congress, but a legal procedure must be ...

The good news, such as it is, is that the administration doesn’t yet seem to have taken the plunge. The bad news is that this ...

Cassidy’s public struggle over Trump's pick for health secretary was the latest chapter in a difficult relationship with his ...

Mitch McConnell has voted against the worst of Trump's appointments, but it doesn't absolve him for abetting Trump's earlier crimes.