It seemed oddly appropriate for Johnson to literally hand the president his gavel on the day he and his caucus delivered ...

Mike Johnson makes a weird point about being buddies with the Supreme Court. Following the news of Trump’s guilty verdict, House Speaker Mike Johnson went on Fox News and urged the Supreme Court ...

House Speaker Mike Johnson told "FOX & Friends" on Friday that he believes the Supreme Court will "overturn" the verdict against former President Donald Trump: developments yet to come. But I do ...

House Speaker Mike Johnson appeared on Fox News Monday night to downplay the alarming implications of the Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. United States, which grants Trump absolute immunity ...

Mike Johnson Begs Supreme Court to Save Dear Leader Trump House Speaker Mike Johnson is calling on the Supreme Court to make Donald Trump’s guilty verdicts disappear.

House Of Representatives Inside Mike Johnson's meeting with judiciary hawks over Trump court standoff Congressional Republicans are looking to go beyond their vote next week ...

Deborah Pearlstein of Princeton University noted that Moss’s ruling exemplifies how courts may still rein in Trump’s unlawful ...

WASHINGTON — On the car ride from Trump Tower to the Manhattan courthouse Tuesday, former President Donald Trump was venting to Speaker Mike Johnson about the first 16 days of his hush money ...

WASHINGTON – House Speaker Mike Johnson said Congress has broad authority over the federal courts Tuesday, as lawmakers search for a response to district judges who have blocked President Donald ...

Johnson replied with a question of his own, “Is the President expected to be an expert on all of the Supreme Court cases? I don’t think so.” The post Mike Johnson Brushes Off Trump’s ‘I ...

Former President Donald Trump at a campaign rally at Madison Square Garden on October 27. Rep. Dan Goldman raised concerns that Trump's "little secret" with Speaker Mike Johnson may be about ...

Could Mike Johnson be Trump’s last resort next January 6? ... he could ask a court to rule that the law on the books cannot bind Congress from exercising its power under the Constitution.