Contrary to what Sean Hannity and Alan Dershowitz may say, political scandals at the White House get heard and resolved in Washington. It was true in Andrew Johnson's time, and it was true in Richard Nixon's time, and in Bill Clinton's time, and today.
Trump’s 2020 campaign has spent $50,000 on Donald Jr.’s defense lawyer. Is that a proper use of campaign money? The answer could have many implications for Donald Jr.
Amidst inertia from the FEC, a case now before the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit may once again assert the power of citizens to hold secretive political spenders accountable.
The brief argues that “third-party doctrine,” which negates privacy protections for data held by a third-party service provider, should not apply to cell phone location information. The doctrine is a poor fit for the digital age.
