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A Federal Court Just Called Trump a Bigot
A federal appeals court says Trump’s immigration ban “drips with religious intolerance”
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How Trump’s Attacks on the Media Turned Into Literal Attacks on the Media
Greg Gianforte’s punishment for attacking a reporter? Going to Congress
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New Trump Lawyer Has Lost Big Cases for Trump
Marc Kasowitz lost a libel lawsuit and sent hollow threats to the New York Times
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Can Racial Slurs Be Trademarked?
The Supreme Court soon will decide whether a 70-year-old government ban on racist trademarks violates the First Amendment
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Trump Can Fire Special Prosecutor If He Wants
Newly appointed special prosecutor Robert Mueller has power to subpoena records and seek criminal indictments
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President Trump Can’t Jail Journalists for Reporting Leaks – Or Can He?
The First Amendment should protect reporters from jail, but that protection is not ironclad
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Help, John Oliver: How the FCC Is Trying to Trick Us About Net Neutrality
FCC chairman Ajit Pai’s team isn’t being totally upfront with us
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Trump Really Does Have Tapes of His Phone Calls With James Comey (Report)
But it’s not yet clear If POTUS secretly taped his “loyalty oath” dinner with then-FBI director at the White House
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Trump Taping Comey Would Be Creepy – But Would It Be Criminal?
Trump’s tweet creates mystery — but the legal issues seem clear
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Here’s the Easiest Way Trump Could Be Prosecuted
Deputy attorney general Rosenstein can bypass Congress and appoint special prosecutor
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AP Concedes It Allowed Hitler to Pick Photos, Censor News But Denies It Was Nazi Collaborator
The news agency also admits to firing famed Jewish photograph Alfred Eisenstaedt on Nazi orders
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ACLU Slams ‘Outrageous’ Arrest of Reporter Who Asked Loud Questions About Trumpcare
The arrest is “a blatant attempt to chill an independent, free press,” says American Civil Liberties Union
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Nixon Library: Trump’s Comey Firing Is Beyond Nixonian
Trump has already done one thing Nixon never did
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Did Trump Break the Law Taping Hillary Clinton’s Concession Call?
New York law permits secret taping if Trump taped his own call with Clinton, but using aides’ phones complicates things
