The judges claim Attorney General Jeff Sessions removed a judge from a case to ensure that the result would be one Sessions favored.
Immigration Judges Are Challenging How The Justice Department Handled A Deportation Case
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US Issues New Sanctions Against Russia Over UK Nerve Agent Case
The sanctions are in addition to ones that have already been imposed over election meddling, cyber interference, and the annexation of Crimea.
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Apple Says It's Monitoring The Infowars App In The App Store
Apple tried to explain why it removed Infowars' podcasts, but not its app, which features the same content.
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Democrats Are Trying To Make Abortion Rights And The Supreme Court Into The Next Women’s March
“This is a challenge on our side: We’re trying to force something to be a voter’s top issue in an unrealistic time frame.”
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An IRS Agent Testified Paul Manafort Didn't Report $16.4 Million In Income
The jury saw charts prepared by government witnesses detailing the flow of money through overseas accounts prosecutors say Manafort controlled.
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Sapelo Islanders Have Survived Persecution And Slavery. Can They Survive Tourism?
A federal lawsuit accuses the government of trying to drive the descendants of enslaved Muslims from the place they call home to make way for wealthy weekenders.
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As 2020 Talk Continues, Kamala Harris Is Set To Headline Martha’s Vineyard Reception
Three sources confirmed that Kamala Harris, who held a fundraiser there last year, will make another trip this year.
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West Virginia Wants To Put Its Vote On The Blockchain. That's Either A Win Or A Disaster For Democracy.
Sixteen voters from two counties cast their ballots in West Virginia's May primaries by app. The state's secretary of state would like to expand that to the entire state.
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In A State That Voted For Trump, The Teachers Rallied When ICE Raided A Rural Nebraska Town
The school in tiny O'Neill, Nebraska, was closed for the summer, but teachers opened it so children whose parents were caught in the raid had a place to go.
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The Judge In Paul Manafort's Trial Keeps Criticizing Prosecutors In Front Of The Jury
The government on Thursday asked the judge to tell the jury he made a mistake accusing prosecutors of improper behavior in the courtroom.
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Trump’s Love For Deals Risks Destabilizing Borders In The Western Balkans
Serbia and Kosovo are talking about redrawing their borders. Major European capitals are opposed and the US used to be too — but things have changed under Trump.
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The Donald Trump Super PAC Machine Has Sean Spicer, Kimberly Guilfoyle, And A Vague Plan For The Midterms
Said one critic: “It is a PAC to throw parties, to drink, and to raise a lot of money.”
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Russian Trolls Swarmed The Charlottesville March — Then Twitter Cracked Down
A BuzzFeed News analysis shows that Russian accounts blamed the violence on Antifa and backed Trump all the way. Then most of them abruptly went silent — presumably banned by Twitter.
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Seth Moulton Is Building A Political Army. But He’s Not Sure What Comes Next.
“I’m not beholden to the party. I don’t owe them anything. They didn’t help me get here. So I don’t owe anybody any favors.”
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Massive Attack On Swedish News Sites Was The Work Of Russia, US Told Its Ambassadors
According to a newly released State Department cable, the attack was part of a Russian campaign to sow disinformation about NATO. It came as Russia allegedly was stealing Democrats' emails.
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Twitter Suspended Proud Boys And Founder Gavin McInnes Accounts Ahead Of The Unite The Right Rally
The company shut down several accounts associated with the far-right group Friday for violating its terms of service on inciting violence.
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The Jury Heard That A Bank CEO Who Approved $16 Million In Loans For Manafort Was Angling For A Trump Admin Job
A bank employee said his role as an intermediary between his boss and Paul Manafort made him “uncomfortable.”
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Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee Argued A President Likely Would Have To Testify Before A Grand Jury If Subpoenaed
“Why should the President be different from anyone else for purposes of responding to a grand jury subpoena,” Brett Kavanaugh wrote in 1995.
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A 16-Year-Old Told Police She Was Raped. Two Months Later, She Was Dead.
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House Republican Chris Collins Won’t Run For Reelection After Being Charged With Insider Trading
The New York lawmaker had vowed to re-contest his seat in November's midterm elections.
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