On Thursday, Daily Beast columnist David Rothkopf laid out the true breadth of President Donald Trump’s “epidemic” of lies, and detailed the “grim” consequences if they go unchecked. According to Rothkopf, under Trump’s leadership, the government has gone “braindead,” and if he and his allies have t…
President Donald Trump’s former attorney refused to repeat earlier testimony he made when called to task about Trump’s criminality.Cohen was the star witness in New York prosecutors’ 2024 hush money case against Trump involving illegal use of money to buy a sex worker’s silence. This made Trump the …
President Donald Trump has released a number of documents about his 2020 election win, but he continues to hide documents that Congress ordered he make public. New York Times intelligence reporter Dustin Volz wrote Thursday that out of all of the classified information Trump has released in recent m…
President Donald Trump’s politicized Department of Justice has abandoned major white-collar prosecutions in favor of waging legal war against Trump’s perceived political enemies. But a White House whistleblower from Trump’s first term says there will be no way to hide Trump’s lawfare from investigat…
President Donald Trump is drawing vehement criticism from both the left and the right after cutting U.S. military drills with South Korea while boasting about his “very good relationship” with North Korea’s communist dictator, Kim Jong Un.
Lawyer and voting rights advocate Marc Elias wrote about the case against former FBI Director James Comey for his Thursday “Democracy Docket” newsletter, explaining that it has broader implications.
It’s rare when a Republican senator peels away from President Donald Trump and openly criticizes his unilateral war on Iran, but Utah appears to be a place of rebellion.
On Thursday, religious groups asked a federal judge to hold Department of Justice officials in contempt for violating a court order barring immigration enforcement actions in houses of worship.
Trump specifically wants “his cronies” in those key offices — even if they keep losing cases.
When President Donald Trump launched his war against Iran in late February, he promised that it would be a quick and succinct operation. But after almost half a year, the war rages on. According to NOTUS, frustrated Republican insiders are desperately hoping for an exit strategy from the president. But they aren’t getting it.