How the Trump administration uses the law to break the law
A Supreme Court justice called out the Trump administration for its "catch me if you can" approach to violating constitutional...
Jordan Rubin
Ask Jordan: Could a sitting president ever be prosecuted?
Could we get rid of the Department of Justice policy preventing the prosecution of a sitting president?
The Supreme Court hearing exposed the illegality of Trump’s bid to kill birthright citizenship
The problem is it’s unclear when the justices will issue a definitive ruling on whether Trump’s attempt to curb the...
Judge arrested by Trump administration cites Trump immunity ruling in defense
A judge arrested by the Trump administration is now citing the Supreme Court's immunity ruling in her defense.
Trump administration suspended clearances of lawyers from targeted firm
WilmerHale, one of the firms that sued instead of cutting a deal with Trump, to a judge that two of...
The questions lawyers for people held in El Salvador want the Trump administration to answer
Lawyers for the migrants removed to El Salvador have a list of questions they're pushing to get answered in court...
Judge rules Trump’s blanket Jan. 6 pardon doesn’t cover Maryland gun conviction
In the ongoing litigation fallout from Trump’s blanket pardon for Jan. 6 defendants, a judge reached a conclusion that might...
How ‘No More Souters’ led to today’s extreme politics
The late Supreme Court Justice David Souter inadvertently sparked the push toward extremism that is defining our current politics.
Ask Jordan: How can DOGE get Social Security data legally?
“Why would Musk even ask to look into information regarding Social Security?
Retired Supreme Court Justice David Souter, who signified a bygone era, dies at 85
There will never be another David Souter on the Supreme Court: The Republican appointee’s liberal votes made “no more Souters”...