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Incensed over legal losses, Trump asks Supreme Court to end 'interbranch power grab'
In Trump 2.0, federal judges have already issued more than 40 injunctions or restraining orders against the executive branch.
Trump officials just escalated their fight in the deportation litigation
“The Executive Branch hereby notifies the Court that no further information will be provided,” the DOJ wrote to the judge.
No justices dissent in SCOTUS rejection of latest challenge to press freedom precedent
Justices Thomas and Gorsuch previously questioned the Times v. Sullivan precedent, but they didn't do so on Monday.
Trump and Musk’s war on the judiciary continues — and the judges are fighting back
This week’s Deadline: Legal Newsletter looks at the administration’s latest legal provocations, and what judges are doing about it.
Ask Jordan: How can Trump appeal to the Supreme Court so quickly?
“Deadline: White House” legal reporter and former prosecutor Jordan Rubin answers your questions about the Supreme Court, lawsuits against the Trump administration and other legal issues.
Judge Boasberg demands answers, calling DOJ response 'woefully insufficient'
The government is appealing the judge's restraining orders on deportations. But the judge still has unanswered questions.
Trump DOJ puts ‘full force of the law’ behind defending Tesla properties
Attorney General Pam Bondi has made it a priority to go after people who allegedly act against Elon Musk’s electric car company.
The significant implications of Trump’s bid to use the Alien Enemies Act
ACLU lawyers write that under Trump’s claim, there’s “no limit on who can be sent to a Salvadoran prison, or any limit on how long they will remain there.”
Elon Musk's X post exposes his ignorance on basic government functions
“We need 60 senators to impeach the judges,” the Trump adviser and tech billionaire incorrectly wrote on his social media platform.
Why Neil Gorsuch dissented from an execution stay denial at the Supreme Court
The Trump appointee isn’t known for siding with death row prisoners. But the reason he gave for doing so in a Louisiana case makes it less surprising.
Courts will likely be on Biden pardon recipients' side. But there's still a problem.
The president’s targeting of disfavored law firms shows that he can exact revenge even with illegal actions that are eventually blocked in court.
