David Pecker resumes testifying on Friday, the fourth day of testimony in Donald Trump’s first criminal trial.
There’s a lot of confusion about this. Here’s what’s really going on.
But Jan. 6–related civil suits against the former president can go ahead.
Even Justice Amy Coney Barrett sounded put off by a far-reach attack on the rights of homeless people.
The lawyer who helped broker the Stormy Daniels payment understood something important.
The latest struggle is between a federal law meant to keep patients safe and a state effort to outlaw abortion in all but the rarest circumstances.
I know what air travel needs to bring back, and it’s not more legroom.
Author David Sanger’s book New Cold Wars explores the role the Middle East plays in the three-nation struggle of the United States, Russia, and China.
Donald Trump’s attitude toward jurors at his trial is hostile and aggressive.
With the gap between the richest and poorest Americans growing, the justices will hear oral argument on Monday in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson.
“Some of the ways he may carry himself in public leaves something to be desired,” one juror said.
There are two lawyers already, and someone who wasn’t born in the U.S.
The conservative justices could cut the heart out of the indictment.
Mattel made a new, “less competitive” Scrabble for Gen Z. I have some news.
The severity of his legal situation might finally be hitting him.
A former adult film actress, a meticulous judge, Trump's former fixer, and more.
Donald Trump goes on trial Monday for allegedly making an illegal payment to a porn actor.
Katie Krzaczek and Tony Ho Tran join for business and technology coverage.
On Tuesday, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that its total abortion ban, a seemingly dead law dating back to 1864, is once again enforceable.
Smith is in possession of the fullest story of the events culminating in Jan. 6.
With his first criminal trial looming next week, the former president is in attack mode.
Millions of people smoke them. Just a few votes could really matter.
Now he's trying to walk back his mistake.
The president must address immigration to win in November. Here’s how.
The trial is almost certainly going to start April 15.
You might not own your own place, but you can yell at an imaginary tenant.
Gorsuch has only been partially consistent on this.
It’s impossible to say no. But it’s hard to say yes, too.
This is unnecessary, but let's humor your mortal fear.
It's the end of a nine-year saga. But Paxton has more legal battles ahead.