The Trump administration is taking yet another shot at prosecuting President Donald Trump’s longtime political nemesis, former FBI Director James Comey—its third attempt in just over a year. The newly unsealed criminal filing accuses Comey of illegally disclosing national defense information to a reporter in 2016.

Another top Trump prosecutor has been serving in role unlawfully, judge rules - Conservative lawyer Bill Essayli not entitled to stay on as U.S. attorney for Los Angeles, justice finds

Donald Trump, his lawyers and his Department of Justice continue to flout the law, writes a 50-year attorne. Americans who agree must stop him via the ballot box.

A potentially blown indictment deadline could make the Washington, D.C., charges dead on arrival.

A federal judge has deemed Bill Essayli's appointment as U.S. attorney to be unlawful. While this ruling comes with a temporary stay, it leaves him in his position for now. This case is crucial, as it raises questions about the legitimacy of federal prosecutor appointments.

The latest failed indictment adds to a growing pile of courtroom defeats, rejected charges, and botched prosecutions targeting Trump's critics.

People in President Donald Trump’s orbit have to be incredibly nervous about the Democrats retaking Congress and regaining the ability to investigate the vast swath of corruption that has been the hallmark of this administration.

At the time of her firing, Ms. Comey was a highly regarded trial lawyer for the U.S. attorney’s office in Manhattan, handling the prosecutions of Jeffrey Epstein and Sean Combs.