Divided Supreme Court lets Trump use 1798 wartime powers law for deportations but requires due process.
Attorney General Pam Bondi says Trump will ‘probably’ leave office after second term, calls third term a ‘heavy lift’.
Federal judge issues rare Sunday order slamming Trump deportation of Maryland man to El Salvador prison as ‘wholly lawless,’ orders return by Monday midnight.
Canadian government warns citizens of rising U.S. border scrutiny, electronics searches, and possible detention under Trump’s entry crackdown.
State Department cancels all South Sudanese visas as Trump administration punishes country for refusing deportees.
Trump administration tells appeals court that U.S. judges have no authority to undo wrongful deportation of man sent to brutal El Salvador prison.
Hundreds of law firms and ex-judges petition judge to permanently block Trump’s order targeting Perkins Coie, one of the first firms he sanctioned.
Judge gives Trump administration until Monday to return man they mistakenly deported to Salvadoran prison; press secretary Leavitt and adviser Miller mock the ruling.
Prosecutors seek 7 years for former GOP congressman George Santos over donor fraud and falsified campaign finances.
Nation’s largest law firm in talks to avoid Trump order as 4 firms capitulate and over a dozen face White House pressure.
Judge Boasberg considers contempt charges against administration at hearing over Trump deportations under 1798 law.
Sen. Schiff places indefinite hold on Ed Martin’s nomination as D.C. prosecutor, citing abuse of office and political intimidation.
DOJ advisor Christopher Stanley once ran hacking forums and pirated software sites, now works for Musk’s DOGE.
Zuckerberg visits White House for third time to lobby Trump ahead of antitrust trial that could force Meta to sell Instagram and WhatsApp.
Judge finally dismisses NYC Mayor corruption case with prejudice, after DOJ resignations and backlash over Trump-aligned immigration deal.
Judge slams EPA and Citibank over $20 billion green grant freeze, questions legality of Trump-aligned shutdown targeting nonprofits.
Scientists and labor unions sue NIH over Trump-era purge of DEI, vaccine, and Covid research, citing $2.4 billion in canceled grants.
Judge blocks Trump admin’s bid to move student activist’s detention case to Louisiana, keeps it in New Jersey.
Bondi drops DOJ lawsuit accusing Georgia voting law of targeting Black voters after Trump’s 2020 loss.
Judge Howell rejected Trump’s recusal motion in a case targeting law firm Perkins Coie and warned that DOJ attacks on her threaten the rule of law.
Trump praises violent rioters, calls for paying them with taxpayer money, and threatens action against officer who shot Babbitt.
Unsealed records show Trump’s DOJ forced prosecutors to drop corruption case against NYC mayor to protect his role in immigration crackdown.
Jordan briefs Trump on House Judiciary hearing to rein in federal judges after deportation rulings, eyes cuts and court restrictions.
Trump names his personal lawyer Alina Habba as interim U.S. attorney in New Jersey, despite no prosecutorial experience and little federal court work.
Trump administration invokes state secrets privilege to block judge’s order on Venezuelan deportations under 1798 law, then appeals to lift it.
Trump directs DOJ and Homeland Security to crack down on lawyers who’ve sued his administration, escalating threats against legal opposition.
Trump threatens Tesla vandals with 20 years in Salvadoran prison, says they’re worse than Jan. 6 rioters—apparently violating their 8th Amendment rights.
Trump lawyers cite 1798 wartime law to justify entering homes without a warrant to search for undocumented immigrants.
Trump, once impeached for a quid pro quo, rescinds order sanctioning law firm after it drops DEI and pledges $40M in free work.
Judge warns of “consequences” as Trump administration resists disclosing deportation flight details, while AG Bondi attacks court’s authority.
Trump administration drops lawsuit against Texas law letting police arrest migrants, following similar moves in Iowa and Oklahoma.
Judge orders transfer of two transgender women back to women’s prisons after Trump’s order moved them to men’s facilities where they faced abuse.
AG Bondi calls Tesla vandalism ‘domestic terrorism,’ vows severe penalties as left-wing protesters target showrooms.
Rejecting legal precedent, Trump claims Biden’s pardons are “void,” opening door to prosecuting political adversaries.
Trump said he would stop the multi-year FBI headquarters move to MD because “it’s a liberal state,” claiming the location—just 14 miles away—was “three hours away.”
Trump vowed to “expose” enemies and called for jailing perceived opponents in a rare Justice Department speech.
Trump plans to invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 as early as Friday to allow the government to summarily arrest, detain, and deport non-citizens aged 14 and older.
Rep. Jamie Raskin, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, asked the DOJ Inspector General to investigate interim U.S. Attorney for D.C. Ed Martin.
Trump pardoned former TN legislator Brian Kelsey, leading to his immediate release just 15 days into his 21-month sentence for campaign finance crimes.
Federal prosecutors issued a criminal subpoena to a NY hotel housing asylum seekers, demanding full identification of all residents and the funding source.
U.S. Attorney Ed Martin has targeted Trump whistleblower and now Rep. Eugene Vindman with two demands related to a family-owned business.
The Justice Department’s pardon attorney was fired one day after refusing to recommend restoring Mel Gibson’s gun rights due to his domestic violence conviction.
The Justice Department removed three officials from its National Security Division on the second day of a sweeping overhaul.
The FBI New York field chief was forced to retire amid a Trump purge after promising agents protection from political meddling.
