Lydia Wheeler

A local judge in Washington, D.C. has barred the Trump administration from any future attempt to charge a former Olympian with vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

Cabinet officials and ordinary staffers are preparing for the possibility that Democrats could launch probes if the party takes back Congress.

Trump administration officials are lawyering up. From cabinet secretaries to midlevel staffers, people who work for President Trump are

WASHINGTON—A legal fight over a public golf course near the National Mall is quickly turning into one of the most heated clashes between the Trump administration and the judiciary.

Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski and President Trump are at odds over the federal government’s attempt to block certification of the Senate race if GOP candidate loses

Attorney General Todd Blanche offered a combative defense Sunday of the Justice Department's lawsuit seeking to block certification of Alaska's Senate race if the Republican candidate loses.

A federal appeals court Monday rejected a Trump administration request to immediately require California to set aside mail-in ballots it receives from 20,000 people the federal government says might not be U.S. citizens.

Appeals panel had expressed skepticism of claims of noncitizen voting.

The order comes in a legal fight over Trump’s renovation plan and requires the government to give notice before closing or altering the property.

A judge has barred the Trump administration from cutting down or damaging any additional trees on the public golf course in D.C. that President Trump wants to begin overhauling.