The train pulled into Washington D.C.’s Union Station; before we said goodbye, one of my seatmates introduced me to a fellow pilgrim from New York City headed to the march: Emily Whitfield, who ...

John Roberts chided both sides for raising the prospect of judicial defiance in December, but one side may need a reminder.

In late January, a video circulated online that allegedly showed President Donald Trump signing this executive order ...

The Trump administration has unleashed a flurry of executive orders on immigration, trade, civil rights, and federal workers. Is this presidential overreach? What are the limits of presidential power?

A reader is alarmed by President Trump’s announcement of freezing federal grant programs, including the highly effective and ...

Last Tuesday, Jan. 21, the day after Donald J. Trump’s inauguration, the Kennebec Journal ran a banner headline reading “A Return to Power” on Page 1. Beneath the large headline was a huge photo of ...

The Justice Department said Monday that it had fired more than a dozen employees who worked on criminal prosecutions of President Donald Trump, moving rapidly to pursue retribution against lawyers ...

Then he and his wife Melania will be greeted at the executive ... Lincoln at his 1861 inauguration as Chief Justice John Roberts administers his oath. The inaugural festivities began Saturday, when ...

Sometimes it is easier to see a person or a moment clearly through someone else’s eyes. Sometimes it is easier to see a person clearly—to perceive their qualities and their faults—through the eyes of ...

Earlobes and jawline different.” Donald Trump was sworn-in as the 47th president of the United States by Chief Justice John Roberts as Melania Trump held the Bible on the inauguration day of his ...

Trump has broad authority to issue such orders, but many of his more sweeping actions are likely to face legal challenges before they can take effect.

With his grievance-filled speeches and promise of some legally questionable executive orders, Trump began his second term in an aggressive manner.