It is many years since I clambered into a cage in Cambridge’s King’s Parade for Amnesty International and stared glumly ...

Rising north of Butte, east of Deer Lodge, south of Highway 12 between Helena and Garrison Junction, and west of the ...

U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff’s approach in a criminal case upends the conventional wisdom that it is the defendant who ...

The resolution introduced by Arizona Representative Andy Biggs seeks to bypass the impeachment process, in which two thirds of the Senate would have to vote to fire Judge James Boasberg. Were it to ...

President Donald Trump says Wednesday will be “Liberation Day” — when he plans to roll out a set of tariffs he promises will ...

A group of 22 plaintiffs has filed a lawsuit against SIG Sauer over the design of its P320 pistol, claiming the gun can fire ...

The Niagara County District Attorney's Office has been appointed as a special prosecutor in the matter surrounding last April ...

Trump attacked judges who’ve issued injunctions against his policies and called on the court to “fix this toxic and unprecedented situation.” By Clarissa-Jan Lim President Donald Trump has ...

Newsweek Senior Editor-at-Large and host, "The Josh Hammer Show" Unfortunately ... Trump's call for impeachment of a rogue lower-court judge is just the latest example. For the court's own ...

The row between the Trump administration and the judiciary has intensified. On Day 61 of Trump 100, US correspondents Martha Kelner, James Matthews and Mark Stone discuss what comes next as the ...

Judge Lawrence VanDyke disagreed, and included a link to a video of himself posted on YouTube in his dissent. “This is the first video like this that I’ve ever made,” VanDyke said.

As President Donald Trump's administration enters a legal tug-of-war with the nation's judges over controversial policies, and actions escalates, constitutional law experts are sounding the alarm ...