Kimberly Atkins Stohr

With the feverish coverage of the race for the White House, it's easy to forget that control of both the US House and Senate are up for grabs in November.

Thomas’s excuse to flout recusal guidelines was already written into the very toothless rules that govern him. As a result, our democracy has lost another guardrail.

Former special counsel Robert Hur made it a lot harder for Americans to know who or what to trust.

Retired Supreme Court justice Stephen Breyer’s candor about the state of the court is refreshing and much needed.

It wasn't only the more liberal members of the court who spent part of Tuesday's argument lamenting the burgeoning phenomenon of nationwide injunctions being imposed by single judges.

If there was ever a moment to really put country over party, it’s now: by voting, just once, for Biden.

Special counsel Jack Smith knew exactly what he was doing when he chose to charge Trump with obstructing an official proceeding — and the justices aren't likely to toss that charge in his case.

Special counsel Jack Smith knew exactly what he was doing when he chose to charge Trump with obstructing an official proceeding — and the justices aren’t likely to toss that charge in his case.

The Framers would laugh at Trump's immunity claim. So why are the court's constitutional originalists taking so long?

Donald Trump should finally face real, tangible consequences for his nonstop disdain for the rules that bind him just like the rest of us. Judges in New York, Washington, Georgia, and Florida have the legal power to say, without equivocation: 'enough.'