Ankush Khardori

The legal arguments for Trump’s tariffs are weak, so he’s arguing their rejection would bring ruin.

In a new book, Cass Sunstein offers a defense of liberalism from its critics on both the right and the left.

How to follow the Trump revenge tour.

And it could complicate law enforcement across the globe.

There are no good solutions — but some are better than others.

Why Trump’s newly announced tariffs aren’t a done deal

Why is DOJ speaking with Ghislaine Maxwell?

The administration’s rhetoric has shifted in notable ways.

The president is wielding lawsuits as both sword and shield.

All reflect poorly on the Department of Justice.

The deals are looking worse and worse — for Trump and the law firms.

Allegations that a top Justice Department official sought to defy the courts have upended a key Trump judicial nomination.

The Supreme Court decision that unshackled Trump

Follow POLITICO's live coverage and analysis of the Supreme Court's final day issuing decisions for the 2024-2025 term.

Trump’s immigration crackdown collides with political reality

Trump’s nomination of Emil Bove to be a federal judge has sparked a larger battle within the conservative legal movement.

It’s easy to see how the charges against the Democratic congresswoman fall flat if they ever get to a jury.

The path forward for Trump will not get easier after a defeat at the U.S. Court of International Trade.

Big Law’s big mistake

As the Supreme Court considers a nationwide injunction blocking Trump’s move to end birthright citizenship, two legal scholars debate whether lower court judges should be able to stop him.