In a federal filing, the president claimed the House Oversight Committee is abusing its powers to damage him politically.

Starting the process will rein in a president who is undermining American ideals—and bring the debate about his fitness for office into Congress, where it belongs.

Michael Cohen's ABC interview further implicates Trump.

Two lawsuits allege President Trump has violated the Constitution’s anticorruption clauses by continuing to own a business that receives payments and other benefits from foreign and domestic govern...

The list includes James Comey’s firing and Trump’s changing behavior toward Michael Cohen.

Nearly 15,000 immigrant children are being held in a network of detention centers across the United States. Changes implemented by the Trump administration have filled the child jails to near...

The president won’t take action to protect elections from foreign meddling, because he finds it politically and personally unpalatable.

The president repeatedly sought to have Attorney General Jeff Sessions reopen the investigation into Mrs. Clinton’s use of a private email server.

On Wednesday’s edition of “The Rachel Maddow Show,” former Nixon lawyer William Jeffress warned President Donald Trump that his behavior could put him in legal jeopardy. “Through his tweets if...

The campaign's refusal to rule out using hacked information is in contrast to Democratic presidential candidates who have promised not to.

There is suggestive evidence that Trump’s rhetoric matters.

Trying to fire Mueller despite the clear downside shows the president can’t rationally process risk, a new study states.

While the body counts from domestic terror attacks mount, the analysts looking into those attacks have been moved.

We have a system in place for our government to uncover evidence against a sitting president. And it’s working.

As vice president, Joe Biden played a key role in the dismissal of a Ukrainian prosecutor who had opened an investigation of a company employing Mr. Biden’s son.

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said the two leaders spoke by phone for an hour on Friday.

The immigration problem needs legal remedies, Homeland Security officials say. The president longs for something harsher.

Appearing on MSNC on Saturday morning, former Solicitor General Walter Dellinger warned FBI and Justice Department officials that they would feel the full wrath of President Donald Trump if they...

The Mueller Report has arrived, or as much of it as we have been permitted to see rather. As damning as its evidentiary detail is,…

CREW filed a lawsuit detailing five meetings between Trump and Putin when no note takers were present, in violation of the Presidential Records Act.

The president’s personal lawyer is stepping up efforts to urge the Ukrainian government to wade into United States politics by pursuing investigations that touch on Joe Biden and Paul Manafort.

After the release of the Mueller report, Trump sought to have the former White House counsel say that he didn’t believe the president’s push to dismiss the special counsel constituted a crime.

Vice president says administration hopes high court will end "nationwide injunctions" that shut down policy

Kirstjen Nielsen and Ronald Vitiello were ousted after halting an operation that would have targeted thousands of parents and children in 10 cities for arrest and deportation.

The communications could have affected the ex-national security adviser's "willingness to cooperate," Robert Mueller wrote in court filings.

Donald Trump, who has been called almost everything—racist demagogue, vulgar sexist, inept businessman, pathological liar, and moron—now assumes a new mantle: War Criminal. His latest steps into the...

A judge ruled that Trump’s accounting firm must turn over his financial records even as the White House told a former top Trump aide not to show up at a hearing.

After Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused him of a “cover-up,” the president said he would not work with Democrats until they stopped investigating him.

The president is invoking seldom-used emergency authority to circumvent congressional roadblocks to 22 arms deals.

Trump’s accusations violate his oath of office.

What he and William Barr are doing is potentially worse than anything in the Mueller Report.

The president has long downplayed Russian interference in the 2016 election. But for the first time Thursday, Trump briefly admitted Moscow’s involvement aided in his victory.

Donald Trump should be removed from the office of the president because he is psychologically unfit to uphold his constitutional duties.

The House Judiciary Committee last month issued subpoenas to Hope Hicks, President Trump’s former staffer, and Annie Donaldson, former White House counsel Donald McGahn’s chief of staff, as part of...

The report found that Conway violated the Hatch Act by “disparaging Democratic Presidential candidates while speaking in her official capacity during television interviews and on social media.”