The former president railed against his hush-money case on social media.

The Manhattan district attorney wants to cite Carroll’s defamation lawsuits to impeach Trump’s credibility.

Habba said the former president was exercising his First Amendment right by potentially violating his hush-money gag order.

The Justice Department was looking into the hush-money saga. Then, suddenly, it wasn’t. Why?

With Trump heading to trial this week over payoffs to Stormy Daniels, some have dismissed the case against him as weak. A working prosecutor explains why that could prove very wrong.

The Republican presidential nominee couldn’t keep Letitia James and Alvin Bragg straight.

Donald Trump is desperately trying to delay his first criminal trial.

Well, well, well, if it isn’t the consequences of his own actions.

The Manhattan D.A. is asking for Donald Trump’s gag order to be expanded.

Alvin Bragg is exposing the truth of all those documents Donald Trump’s lawyers claim they need to review.

The former president took his Avignon presidency to the courtroom in 2023. Will he win back the White House from the hot seat in 2024?

This is the week that the former president’s epic legal misadventures begin. It’s hard to imagine his coming out unscathed.

Donald Trump is finally facing consequences for his most dastardly acts.

With legal cases piling up, the former president may be destined for a jumpsuit to match his skin tone.

The Judiciary Committee chairman brought his traveling road show to New York City to fearmonger about crime, only to be told: “Now do Ohio.”

Trump’s complaints about his indictment don’t pack the same punch after he has spent his entire political career complaining about “witch hunts.”

Outside of a Manhattan courthouse, two factions faced off against one another—occasionally in ways that made sense.

The Manhattan district attorney laid out 34 charges of falsifying documents against the former president, but if the past is any guide, there are pitfalls ahead.

Our democratic institutions are flawed but in dire need of defense against the right’s racist and antisemitic threats.

If the Supreme Court hadn’t ruled that corporations are people, Trump would be a lot easier to prosecute.