Former Assistant U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland Ty Cobb was a member of President Donald Trump’s first administration legal team, so he feels he speaks with some familiarity when describing his old employer.This does not mean his familiarity is in any way flattering, however. While speak…
AllRise New reporter Adam Klasfeld reports Judge Indira Talwani blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order ‘experiment’ that could result in valid ballots being tossed.“[T]he court finds […] that immediate implementation of the Final Rule issued less than seventy days before the November 202…
Economist Justin Wolfers said the U.S. economy created 162,000 jobs in August, more than most economists expected, but President Donald Trump managed to lock out the jobs he most campaigned on creating.“This is an administration that talks about big boofy blokes in hard hats and steel-toed boots. Ma…
According to hundreds of air traffic controllers across the nation, the Trump Administration’s prioritization of cutting costs has come at the expense of public safety. What’s more, they’re afraid to raise their concerns out of fear of retribution from the government. This is according to a new bomb…
Virginia lawyer Jas Easterly knows a thing or two about laws in the Washington D.C., metro area, and he’s noticed one that President Donald Trump keeps ignoring.
With historically low approval ratings and ballots already in the mail, Trump faces blistering backlash for ignoring a cratering economy to focus on a reality show and an ego-driven “triumphal arch.”
President Donald Trump’s popularity is a rapidly falling rock these days, but MS NOW reporters did not expect to find so much venom Friday in Trump-friendly Florida in interviews this week.
An empire built on loyalty fractures in real time as Republicans trash Trump’s bizarre vanity projects and brace for their comeuppance
As weapon stockpiles empty and fuel prices skyrocket, an automatic military draft looms—and the sick irony of who Trump plans to force into combat is about to trigger a historic political disaster.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Al.) appeared in the Alabama Supreme Court this week to defend himself against allegations that he wasn’t a resident of Alabama in time to serve as governor.