“Blatantly unconstitutional.” That’s what U.S. District Judge John Coughenour called President Donald Trump’s attempt to restrict birthright citizenship earlier this year.“I’ve been on the bench for over four decades. I can’t remember another case where the question

In a normal administration, a new policy begins with a group of wonks around a conference table, brainstorming ways to address a problem. The political strategists and the candidate select the idea they think is easiest to

President Donald Trump’s administration is still working to exact his vengeance against at least one of the law firms he has targeted, even as several firms are fighting back in court — largely successfully so far.The latest

If the American public were polled about whether the government should fund research into helping children with heart defects, it’s a safe bet that this would receive overwhelming public support. And yet, The New York Times reported

On Sunday night, as the public first learned about Donald Trump’s plan to accept a superluxury Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet from his friends in Qatar to be used as Air Force One, the president was eager to

With just weeks remaining before Election Day 2016, Donald Trump faced off against Hillary Clinton for the third and final presidential debate of the cycle, and the Republican seemed eager to talk about the Clinton Foundation —

'This is an emergency': Joe on why White House, Congress is on notice over airport staffing issues10:50'We were able to cut through': WH official on reaching a trade deal with Chinese counterparts08:57'I don't think it's worth it':

Since returning to office, President Donald Trump’s trade strategy has largely revolved around poorly solving the problems of his own creation. Just in the last week we’ve seen him trumpet supposedly historic deals that, on closer inspection,

After the U.S. Supreme Court gave the Trump administration the green light early last week, it seems President Donald Trump finally has his trans military ban. Following a monthslong process of trying to push the initiative through,

Like Jack Torrance in “The Shining,” the ghost of Jim Crow keeps rearing his ugly head in Alabama as the state continues to pursue a discriminatory scheme against its Black residents. NPR reported last week on a three-judge