Rachel Maddow's reporting on a Merrick Garland memo to DOJ employees about election-time investigations sparked intense reactions. Here's what to know about the document.

Is Garrett Ziegler the missing link between the bizarre December 18, 2020 White House meeting and Donald Trump's tweet promoting January 6?

Joel Greenberg is ready to be sentenced for his crimes—and has been cooperating in ‘ongoing investigations and prosecutions’ against ‘multiple individuals.’ Should Gaetz worry?

That the former White House counsel has agreed to appear before the January 6 investigation is big news. But the ground rules for his testimony matter too.

Some justices' assumptions about guns and pregnancy may shape the term's biggest cases while revealing how little they know about what we need and should have to endure.

Abortion providers face increasing threats. If the Biden administration is committed to reproductive health access, vigorous enforcement of the FACE Act matters.

Justice Alito’s draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade ignores the history it claims to honor, neglects sex equality cases, and threatens other rights.

Alito’s antipathy to abortion rights is both longstanding and well documented. But his own involvement in a landmark abortion rights case is often forgotten.

Today, I learned something about our federal law that I’ll confess to never knowing before.

Michigan’s ninety-one-year-old abortion ban could be revived if Roe v. Wade falls—but not if a bold new lawsuit filed by Gretchen Whitmer earlier this month succeeds.

Cooperation in the colloquial sense is not the same as cooperation in the legal sense.