Sam Baker

Trump is testing the limits of presidential power at every turn, and the courts are just about the only thing standing in his way.

Only a few decided to fight, but their decision is looking sound.

Trump is playing an unusually active role in New York politics.

Oral arguments are set for Thursday.

The justices weren't debating whether Trump's policy is constitutional, but rather whether a single district court should be able to freeze an entire federal policy.

The two leaders have created a circular logic in which no one has the ability to do what the Supreme Court said must be done.

Trump began this process by signing executive orders targeting firms that had represented his critics.

It's a rare victory for gun-control advocates.

Many top legal experts believe a full-blown constitutional showdown between President Trump and the courts is already here.

Lower federal courts have gotten more willing to block presidents' big ideas.