President Donald Trump's administration faced multiple legal setbacks on Wednesday, as three federal court rulings blocked significant elements of his immigration and trade policies. Within hours, judges issued decisions preventing the suspension of Biden-era migrant parole programs,

MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell didn’t mince words when discussing Donald Trump’s sweeping legal defeat after a federal trade court annihilated his “illegal and unconstitutional” tariffs in a unanimous ruling.

Two courtroom defeats dealt a blow to President Donald Trump’s strategy, even as an appeals court reinstated existing tariffs.

For months, President Donald Trump has boasted that his most sweeping tariffs amount to powerful leverage to win trade concessions from Beijing to Brussels.   His hand just got weaker. This week’s ruling by the US Court of International Trade effectively tossed out the bulk of Trump’s second-term tariffs — and,

In a matter of weeks, President Trump’s campaign against the legal industry racked up commitments from law firms to provide some $1 billion in pro bono work for causes favored by the White House. In court,

In a major legal blow to President Donald Trump’s trade strategy, a U.S. federal court has ruled that his administration acted unlawfully when it imposed sweeping global tariffs. The U.S. Court of International Trade declared that Trump did not have the authority to use emergency powers under the law he cited—known as the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA)—to justify the tariffs announced on April 2.

In this explainer, we dive deep into Donald Trump's unprecedented crackdown on Harvard University and how it has left students and faculty in turmoil. From the Department of Homeland Security revoking Harvard's certification to enroll international students,

US courts repeatedly blocked Donald Trump's policies. A judge stopped the deportation of pro-Palestine activist, Mahmoud Khalil. Another ruling blocked fast deportations to third countries. The court prevented deportations of Venezuelans under the Alien Enemies Act.

The Trump administration suffered three legal defeats within hours on Friday as opposition to its policies continues to be channeled through the courts. In Washington, D.C., a federal judge rejected the administration's attempt to overturn her initial May 19 ruling that the U.

Trump's determination to move fast could slow implementation of his tariff regime. It also threatens to cost him credibility.