
Jane Rosenberg: A courtroom sketch artist and the creator of a historic ‘New Yorker’ magazine cover
Since she began her career in the 1980s, she has illustrated the trials of Mark David Chapman, R. Kelly, Donald Trump and others

Since she began her career in the 1980s, she has illustrated the trials of Mark David Chapman, R. Kelly, Donald Trump and others

The ethics legislation has little chance of passing the Senate or the Republican-controlled House of Representatives

His campaign plans to raise and spend around $2 billion in coordination with the national and state Democratic parties

His trip out West comes as he has been working to reset a campaign confronting financial pressures and a static position in the field trailing Trump

The governor of Florida is trying to turn the tide of his presidential campaign, which is floundering. Polls are giving Donald Trump an advantage of over 30 points

The committee’s legislation would impose new standards for transparency around recusals, gifts and potential conflicts of interest

The target letter sent to Trump by special counsel Jack Smith suggests Trump may soon be indicted on new federal charges, adding to a remarkable situation

U.S. District Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein’s decision sets the stage for Trump to stand trial in state court in Manhattan as early as next spring, overlapping with the 2024 presidential primary season

Christopher Michael Alberts’ prison sentence is one of the longest among hundreds of cases stemming from the riot on Jan. 6, 2021

The former president’s lawyers wanted the judge to reduce the award to less than $1 million or order a new trial on damages

Originally designed to protect a player’s eyes from the sun, the crown plus visor combination has evolved into a fashion accessory

The new rule took effect May 11 with the expiration of a COVID-19 restriction known as Title 42 that had limited asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border

DeSantis offered mixed messages when asked about Trump, training his most aggressive criticism at federal law enforcement officials instead of his chief Republican rival

Headlining a Republican county meeting, Trump attacked investigators while trying to make light of what could be his third criminal indictment since March
It is unclear how much longer special counsel Jack Smith’s investigation will last, but its gravity is evident

The group includes Republican National Committeewoman Kathy Berden and Meshawn Maddock, former co-chair of the Michigan Republican Party

DeSantis’ attempt to change the conversation came while campaigning in South Carolina and underscored the challenges he faces to try to overtake the former president

Rebel Democratic Senator Joe Manchin, Biden’s main domestic opponent, supports a non-partisan platform that aspires to a united bid for the White House

On his Truth Social platform, the former president and Republican presidential candidate said he received the target letter on Sunday night. Such a letter often can precede an indictment

As the case over the former president’s handling of classified documents reaches preliminary arguments, focus now alights on Aileen Cannon, appointed by Trump himself and ratified by both parties in Congress

The event offered a snapshot of the broader contours of the GOP presidential contest six months before voting is to begin

‘Sound of Freedom,’ based on a true story of child trafficking, has become a phenomenon beyond the extreme right-wing conspiracy represented by its protagonist, Jim Caviezel

A pretrial conference Tuesday to discuss procedures for handling classified information will represent the first courtroom arguments in the case before U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon since Trump was indicted five weeks ago

Early leaders don’t always go on to win their party’s nomination, but a growing sense of inevitability is raising alarms

Majorities of adults say U.S. laws and policies do a poor job of representing what most Americans want on issues ranging from the economy and government spending to gun policy, immigration and abortion

FBI Director Chris Wray’s appearance before the House Judiciary Committee is expected to be contentious

Tuberville’s brief comment in the hallway follows several media interviews in which he has repeatedly declined to describe white nationalists as racist