Voters in at least six states, including key swing states, will decide on voter ID and election administration measures this November, sparking legal and political battles over ballot language and access.
Leaked memos and a surge in unsigned orders reveal a court operating in the shadows, raising legitimacy questions and sparking reform calls.
In one action-packed day, the justices partially backed Trump's mail voting limits, kept abortion pills accessible, and allowed Texas maps to stand.
From Alina Habba's unlawful appointment to fresh scrutiny of the hush money conviction, the president's clash with the judiciary deepens.
Former personal lawyer and staff secretary will replace David Warrington in September as Democrats prepare for oversight fights.
Prosecutors admit damage came from botched renovation, not vandalism, but Trump keeps insisting Hearn is guilty.
Former CNN anchor and independent journalist seek dismissal of St. Paul church protest charges, alleging political retribution.
Federal judge Amit Mehta grants DOJ requests to drop seditious conspiracy charges while sharply criticizing the administration's pardons and record-clearing.
Aggressive defense tactics, shareholder lawsuits, and tightened background checks reveal a company under siege as courts push trials forward.
From DOJ meddling to unproven China interference claims, the president's tactics are raising alarms ahead of the midterms.