One White House official called legal roadblocks an "occupational hazard," while a number of legal experts worry the country ...

Additionally, the judge stated that Treasury records from the Bureau of Fiscal Services can only be ... trial following impeachment is conducted by a court made of state officials and/or state ...

By saying at a campaign rally that 15 senators could be killed to create vacancies in the chamber, former president Rodrigo Duterte was acting true to form as the father of Vice President Sara Duterte ...

Recent court orders slowing down or indefinitely blocking President Donald Trump’s policy blitz have raised the specter that the executive branch might openly flout the federal judiciary and prompted ...

The lawsuit from Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger is the latest case that will test the president’s power to fire officials ...

The lawsuit from Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger is the latest case that will test the president’s power to fire officials across the executive branch despite federal laws that seek to protect ...

That’s around five months. Chua added that accessing an official’s bank records is not exclusive to impeachment cases, as it has also been done in regular court proceedings. “The Bank ...

Federal judges can be impeached and removed from office through congressional proceedings: The House of Representatives would have to vote to impeach, followed by a trial and conviction in the Senate.

A key voice in the Trump administration is looking to weaponize the impeachment process against federal judges who disagree with the administration, taking political advantage of a rarely used tool ...

Elon Musk has called to impeach a federal judge in New York ... the judiciary historically has been able to restrain the executive branch from violating the Constitution and other laws.