Lisa Rubin

On Wednesday, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth testified yet again on Capitol Hill, this time appearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee on his department’s 2026 budget

On Wednesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee held its first judicial nominations hearing of President Donald Trump’s second term, including for 6th Circuit nominee Whitney Hermandorfer.

In cutting off the American Bar Association's access to judicial nominees and attacking the Federalist Society, Trump seeks to become the sole arbiter of judicial quality.

Instead of devoting thousands of hours to document redactions, the agencies should determine how to more effectively — and emphatically — respond to sex abuse victims.

A federal judge on Thursday extended a temporary order blocking the Trump administration's revocation of Harvard's ability to enroll international students.

A lesser-known immigration case highlights the administration's willful erosion of due process and its belief that Americans will cheer them on.

The release of the Biden audio amid the Sean “Diddy” Combs trial underscores why the public’s ability to watch and listen to court proceedings matters.

Lisa Rubin on the biggest takeaway from the Supreme Court's hearing on birthright citizenship and what it says about authoritarianism in the U.S.

While the public focuses on the sexual and physical abuse Cassie Ventura allegedly suffered at Sean “Diddy” Combs’ hands, the charges necessitate proof of who enabled his conduct.

More than any decision he authored, Souter’s legacy was how he surprised legal conservatives, galvanizing a movement to prevent the nomination of federal jurists like him.

Ex-ballerina Ksenia Karelina was freed from a Russian prison, but Harvard scientist Kseniia Petrova remains in ICE detention. Why?