Mr. Hoffman is an associate editor of the Sun, where he covers politics and culture. He holds a PhD from Harvard and a law degree from Stanford.
A conservative legal group moves to surface the details of parleys between the prosecutor and two prominent jurists.
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The new film treatment of the longtime advice columnist lands as the 47th president owes her close to $100 million.
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A unanimous appellate tribunal finds that the evidence against the jailed mogul was ‘conservatively stated, robust.’
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The claim sets up a challenge over the secret dispatch that will be decided by the 11th United States Appeals Circuit.
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The Department of Justice wants the jurist to ‘consider further action and sanction’ against the former prosecutor.
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The terminated prosecutor accuses the president of advancing a ‘novel and breathtaking theory’ of executive authority.
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The former FBI director has a July deadline to marshal his best arguments for why the case ought never to see a jury.
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Democrats are challenging a statute passed in five out of Georgia’s 159 counties that would eliminate partisan elections, including ones for district attorney.
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The category of clemency to which the jailed crypto mogul applied kicks in only after a sentence is served.
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The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed museum harkens back to its landmark role in the movement that elevated kitsch.
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The 47th president is resisting the broadcaster’s request to pry open the Donald J. Trump Trust.
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Judge Mehta ruled that the president’s role in the riot at the Capitol extended beyond the ‘perimeter’ of the presidency.
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