Topic: Amy Berman Jackson

Historians and a government accountability watchdog sued the Trump administration to force it to preserve complete records amid the presidential transition.

A federal judge on Monday asked for clarity on President Donald Trump's order that commuted the criminal sentence of Republican political operative Roger Stone.

A federal judge has ordered Roger Stone to report to prison July 14 -- marking a two-week delay in the beginning of his sentence but denying the two-month wait he requested.

The political strategist's appeal, which came two months after he was sentenced to 40 months in prison on multiple charges, will likely be heard in the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C.

The documents show the two, in social media messages, primarily discussed leaked emails from Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and the Justice Department's Russia investigation.

A federal judge in Washington, D.C., on Thursday denied former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone's request for a new trial.

A federal judge on Thursday sentenced Republican strategist and former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone to 40 months in prison Thursday, after he was convicted on seven criminal counts last fall.

A federal judge Tuesday said Roger Stone's sentencing would still be Thursday despite defense efforts to delay it.

Federal courts do not have authority to enforce a legal requirement that the president of the United States and their advisers keep adequate records of meetings with foreign leaders, a judge has ruled.

A federal judge delayed the sentencing hearing for political operative and former Trump adviser Roger Stone after his attorneys said they needed more time to sort out his financial information.