Wolf, who was appointed to the bench by Ronald Reagan 40 years ago and resigned last week, reflected on a career guided by truth and justice during an interview with the Globe.

How Trump is leaning on the Department of Justice to target his perceived political enemies — and where those cases stand.

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There's significant evidence that the Biden administration engaged in a scandal on par with Watergate. Democrats hope you don't notice.

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Paul Gallagher, head of program for Glasgow Film, which runs the fest, reflected on the legacy of Robert Redford: "With his ...

Reagan-appointed federal Judge Mark Wolf resigned his lifetime appointment to publicly criticize what he calls President ...

Warren Burger presided over decisions involving abortion, the death penalty, school busing, and executive privilege during Watergate.