But the retribution effort is far more expansive, efficient and creative than that — and less reliant on the justice system.

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By Mike Scarcella and Sara Merken WASHINGTON (Reuters) - More than 500 law firms have signed a court brief denouncing Donald ...

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In his attacks on law firms, universities and other American institutions, President Trump is relying on an illusion. The ...

What is happening in America today is the same scene that has played out in various countries across the globe in the 21st ...

In a powerful stand against what they call an abuse of power, more than 500 law firms have signed a court brief supporting ...

Even if they are struck down in court, President Trump's executive orders targeting law firms could still succeed in preventing anti-Trump lawsuits.

I wrote about Trump’s crackdown on the pillars of civil society — the universities, the scientific community, the media, the legal profession, and the arts — with the clear intent of intimidating them ...

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The judiciary should act with resolve — now — to ensure that this abuse of executive power ceases,” the brief reads.