A leading advocate for the impeachment of Donald Trump spoke this week on the House floor to keep the impeachment option alive.

The top Senate Democrat is calling on Labor Secretary Alex Acosta to resign, for his role more than a decade ago in a "non-prosecution" agreement for wealthy socialite Jeffrey Epstein.

Because Trump never formally severed himself from his for-profit business ventures before being sworn in, his Washington Trump Hotel is a prime source where the president can be collecting emoluments.

A federal appeals court last week denied the government’s attempt to begin construction of President Trump’s border wall using funds unauthorized by Congress.

New York's Department of Financial Services will look into allegations that advertisers can exclude users by race, gender, age and other characteristics that are protected under federal law.

Someone might want to let Trump know that the resources of the federal government don’t exist to keep him in office.

California's clear attempt to force Trump to release his tax returns won't pass Supreme Court precedent.

The whole idea behind executive orders is that they rely on the authority of the president who signs them—but one president cannot enlarge or diminish the powers and authority of the next president.

An investigation found a private Facebook group for federal border agents, filled with racist and obscene content.

At Putin's spurring, Trump threatens federal interference to stem the tide of liberal policies.