The acting attorney general bragged about putting “roadblocks” in place for those seeking justice against Trump.

Department of Justice lawyers made the bizarre argument while defending Donald Trump’s ballroom.

They’re getting a huge return on investment.

The House was able to strip millions from the WIC program meant to help pregnant women and kids.

A whistleblower revealed the horrific plan at the Social Security Administration.

The Democratic senator has broken with the rest of his party yet again.

The president’s health issues are becoming more obvious by the day. The White House doesn’t want to admit it.

The event went from being a series of concerts to just one rally with the most boring singers.

As leaks reveal Trump’s fury over commentary unfavorably comparing his Iran framework to Obama’s Iran deal, a former NSC official explains why Trump can’t find a way out of his war fiasco.

In John Carney’s movies, music connects people where conversation cannot. But in his latest, it opens a wound.

It’s very subtle, and it probably won’t last. But it’s another dose of pushback for a president who’s lately getting a lot of it.

There are many ways to interrupt the Trump administration’s brutal deportation campaign. Just look at what’s happening around Delaney Hall in New Jersey.

Climate change is making it increasingly hard to have fun in the sun—and the leading fossil fuel corporations have long known this was going to happen.

As fresh leaks make Trump look even more incompetent on Iran, a former national security official explains why the specter of Obama’s nuclear deal is haunting him—and why that screws the rest of us.

Even more senior correspondents are weighing whether they should stay with the show.

The president revealed a new project dedicated to himself after dozing off in a meeting.

Republican Senator Bill Cassidy is taking action after losing his primary election following Trump’s endorsement of his opponent.

The crimes range from possession of drug paraphernalia to stalking, child molestation, and reckless homicide.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes isn’t backing down just yet.

The Trump administration wants to pretend everything is totally fine amid the Iran war.