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Sharing a seismic draft opinion that would gut Roe v. Wade with the press violated ethical norms but likely didn't run afoul of the law. → Read More
The leak of a draft opinion is a near unprecedented breach of Supreme Court norms that could undermine its functioning and collegiality. → Read More
The court noted that the draft "does not represent a decision by the Court or the final position of any member on the issues in the case." → Read More
Esper was the first Cabinet-level official Trump fired after losing the 2020 election. His ouster came after months of strife with the president. → Read More
The three-year investigation into the Trump Organization may end with Trump not facing any charges, The New York Times reported. → Read More
Rep. Greene has repeatedly pushed the conspiracy theory that left-wing activists and rogue FBI agents carried out the siege. → Read More
McCarthy told lawmakers he would urge Trump to resign after the riot and that he'd "had it with this guy." Weeks later, he visited Trump at Mar-a-Lago. → Read More
Despite "his rousing, all-caps call to action, waited four years, four months, and twenty-four days" to file a lawsuit, Clinton's lawyers said. → Read More
Roy's message came days after Giuliani held a chaotic news conference in which he quoted "My Cousin Vinny" while black hair dye dripped down his face. → Read More
The defendants are accused of having "orchestrated a covert Russian propaganda campaign in the US" to further Russia's interests. → Read More
Michael Sussmann's lawyers say the lie he's accused of telling to the FBI did not materially affect its Trump-Russia probe. A judge shot down that argument. → Read More
Trump was ordered to deliver all of his personal business documents by the end of March. The AG says he's turned over just 10 in three years. → Read More
To warrant recusal, "more must be involved than solely my appointment to the bench" 25 years ago "by the spouse of a litigant now before me," Judge Donald Middlebrooks ruled. → Read More
This is the third time the full House voted to hold uncooperative Trump loyalists in contempt of Congress, triggering possible criminal prosecution. → Read More
US District Judge Carl Nichols, a Trump appointee, said Bannon cannot use the so-called advice of counsel defense in his upcoming trial. → Read More
The DOJ worked with the Spanish government to seize a Russian oligarch's $90 million megayacht on Monday. → Read More
It's exceedingly rare for courts to grant motions seeking the recusal of judges based on the party of the president who nominated them. → Read More
The Justice Department alleged that Viktor Vekselberg used shell companies to cover his ownership interest in the yacht and evade bank oversight of related transactions. → Read More
Defense lawyers also said Sussmann's prosecution will have a "chilling effect" on tipsters who want to provide information to the government. → Read More
The December 2020 tweet announced Trump's January 6, 2021 rally outside the Capitol and urged supporters: "Be there, it will be wild!" → Read More