The Justice Department has requested that he dismiss the case against Michael Flynn. Here are 13 questions the judge should ask of government counsel.
By accepting Trump’s argument for keeping his finances secret, the Court could strip Congress of its ability to hold this, or any, president to account.
The president and his supporters continue to fixate on the Russia investigation, perpetually expecting redemption.
If they are successful in their cooperation with Trump, they potentially throw him an electoral lifeline. But if they fail, the country will suffer.
A clarifying look at the president’s response to the coronavirus, in his own words
The president doesn’t like constraints on his power, but he doesn’t exactly like using his power either.
Defenders of the president seem to have settled on the excuse that the White House botched its pandemic preparations because it was too distracted by the drama on Capitol Hill.
Even with perfect leadership, the pandemic was always going to be bad. But the president has caused the crisis to be far worse.
He couldn’t keep the impression going for an entire press briefing.
Why would the president, in the midst of an enormous public-health crisis, want to reignite the story of the Russian-collusion investigation that dominated his first two years in office?
The coronavirus has dangerously inverted a long-standing White House theme.
The president cannot rely on his usual strategies of lying and bullying to fight the spread of the coronavirus.
What the president is doing to America’s intelligence community could have enormous repercussions for the 2020 election and the country’s preparedness for threats from around the world.
What would the attorney general say were a future administration to follow his lead?
Impeachment may be over, but other skirmishes between Trump and the House will come to a head over the next few months.
Trump has been acquitted. Now comes the hard part.
In voting to acquit President Trump, the Senate has legitimated legal and moral claims that will not serve America well.
The world’s greatest deliberative body? Really?
The document released by the president’s lawyers reads more like the scream of a wounded animal than a traditional legal filing.
Prepare for peak tedium.