‘Principled and fair’: Judge Boasberg had nonpartisan record before facing Trump’s fury
He’s a former law school roommate of Brett Kavanaugh and his personality has poked through his rulings with quirky references ...
Trump’s bluntness powered a White House comeback. Now his words are getting him in trouble in court
Donald Trump’s shoot-from-the-lip style kept Americans on the edge of their seats during last year’s campaign. But now that ...
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Supreme Court chief rebukes Trump over call for judge’s impeachment
Donald Trump’s rumbling conflict with the judiciary burst into open confrontation on Tuesday as Supreme Court Justice John ...
Chief justice's rebuke of Trump shows deep concern about attacks on courts: ANALYSIS
Trump had singled out U.S. District Court Judge Jeb Boasberg, who days earlier had ordered the administration to temporarily ...
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Obama-appointed judge rules USAID shutdown likely unlawful
A federal judge dealt a major blow to the Trump administration’s war on bureaucracy Tuesday, ruling that Elon Musk and the White House’s Department ... President Barack Obama, sided with ...
Trump’s court challenges: From deportations to trans service members, here’s where key cases against the president stand
Much of President Trump’s ambitious actions to overhaul the federal government have been frustrated by a deluge of lawsuits ...
Who is James Boasberg? DC judge at center of impeachment fight over Trump immigration plans
Even before the immigration case landed on Judge James Boasberg's desk, he had ruled on cases involving President Donald Trump.
Who is the judge Trump wants impeached over Venezuelan deportations?
Judge James E. Boasberg barred the administration from using a 1798 law to deport migrants. Does a constitutional crisis loom ...
Chief Justice Roberts rebukes Trump and GOP rhetoric about impeaching judges
Chief Justice John Roberts pushed back on President Donald Trump’s escalating rhetoric against the federal judiciary on ...
Trump administration rescinds 1965 clause barring ‘segregated facilities’ like water fountains and restrooms in government contracts
"While segregation is still illegal, this change sends a CLEAR message," said civil rights attorney Ben Crump.