Ann E. Marimow

The confidant to President Trump is asking for a two-month extension because of coronavirus risks in prison. He is scheduled to surrender to a federal prison in Georgia next week.

Challengers argued that the financial protection bureau violates the president’s authority.

The decision blocks U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan from scrutinizing the Justice Department’s move to drop its prosecution of the former Trump national security adviser.

Advocates for inmates say delays in medical treatment and filthy conditions persist.

A black law clerk responds: “This moment of confronting our nation’s racial history is too big to be disregarded based on familial ties.”

The justices did not explain their reasons for declining to review the cases in the next term.

Justice Thomas dissents, expressing “strong doubts” about how the court handles qualified immunity cases.

The law forbidding extensive cooperation with federal agents passed after President Trump took office.

Majority of three-judge panel suggests July 16 hearing go forward over Justice Dept. reversal in the case of President Trump’s former national security adviser.

Former New York federal judge John Gleeson called the Justice Department’s attempt to undo the conviction of President Trump’s former national security adviser “a gross abuse of prosecutorial power.”