Adam Klasfeld is the Editor-in-Chief and Owner at All Rise News. He specializes in fearless journalism focusing on law, legal affairs, and the intersection of government and politics, particularly in the context of the Trump era. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including Slate Magazine, MSN, and Just Security, among others.
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Adam Klasfeld mainly focuses on government and politics, particularly legal cases and policy regulation. His coverage also includes the real estate industry to a lesser extent.
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It took U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema less than 30 minutes to gut Trump's slush fund.
The Breakdown's Allison Gill is a plaintiff in one of the remaining lawsuits. Here's what today's victory means.
Tearing into the federal government for an explosive 30 minutes, a federal judge in Virginia blocked the Department of Justice from taking any action to create or distribute money from Donald Trump's $1.776 billion slush fund.
Longshot LA mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt lost, as expected. An election expert who supported him debunks the MAGA lies that followed.
The former Milwaukee County judge's legal team quickly responded: "The court's decision is wrong."
By: Adam Klasfeld, Glenn Kirschner
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner reacts to the grand jury misconduct and cover up claims.
By: Harry Litman, Adam Klasfeld
A recording from Adam Klasfeld's live video
Stan Woodward's ex-clients could benefit from Trump's slush fund. That's a conflict of interest, a bar complaint alleges.
Trump discovered a uniquely farcical and authoritarian way to deliver on his 2016 campaign promise.
Federal courts protect Twin Cities politicians, block Trump's "National Data Banks," and review Judge Boasberg's contempt inquiry.
