Jason Willick

Special counsel Jack Smith’s pursuit of Trump backfired. Now comes a Georgia lesson in wise restraint.

Trump has devised the most powerful executive branch of modern times. Now he owns whatever goes wrong.

Beyond hosting Nazi-admiring Nick Fuentes, the podcaster has other ideas involving Jews.

The conservative Supreme Court justice was tough on Trump’s lawyers and spoke up for a fading Congress.

A new report finds Democrats vowing to wield power more assertively the next time they get a chance.

For Trump’s challengers, a conservative lawyer’s arguments might have the best chance of success.

The Supreme Court seems poised to address the discrepancy between two rulings on racial preferences.

Thomas Jefferson accused Aaron Burr of treason. John Adams’s reproach of the move resonates today.

Trump’s aims often mirror the Biden administration’s. He’s just not as subtle about pursuing them.

Will justices rein in presidential power or entrench suspicions of partisan bias?

Andrew Oldham’s dissent in an immigration case reads like a Supreme Court audition.

Trump is exercising dramatically more power than in his first term. Here’s what provides the fuel.

Public perceptions about slow vote-counting lend some credence to Trump’s mail-in ballot criticism.

The White House’s tariff rationale is in legal trouble. Cue the treasury secretary to float a new argument.

The legality of Trump’s manic trade policies will be a question for the Supreme Court.

The president needs credibility to end this scandal — and his attorney general lacks it.

How did Bondi, Patel and others in the president’s orbit think this was going to end?

A new study shows how “stakeholder capitalism” can backfire on its proponents.

The U.S. can’t meet all its global commitments, and Trump is making political choices accordingly.

Partisans on both sides of the universal injunctions issue may be misreading the Supreme Court ruling.