Letitia James

New York Lawmakers Take Aim At Potential Trump Pardons

The state Assembly voted to permit authorities to bring state charges against individuals who have received presidential pardons.
By 

States Sue IRS And Treasury Over New Shield For 'Dark Money' Donors

The Trump administration quietly moved to veil identities of big-money contributors to groups like the NRA and the ACLU.
By 

Trump Claims NRA Is 'Illegally' Targeted By New York Investigation And 'Under Siege'

The president urged the National Rifle Association to leave New York, where it faces an investigation into its tax-exempt status.
By 

New York investigating National Rifle Association's finances

The state Attorney General issued subpoenas as part of the investigation.
By AP

N.Y. Attorney General Calls For $5.6 Million Fine Against Trump's 'Self-Dealing' Foundation

Charity was "little more than a checkbook" for Trump's business and campaign, according to the AG's office.
By 

Sanders Think Tank Shutting Down After Criticism Over Blurred Family, Politics Line

It seemed to "be the responsible thing to do" said Bernie's wife, Jane Sanders.
By 

New York Just Sued The Trump EPA For Reversing Obama-Era Air Pollution Rule

Five other states, plus New York City, joined the Empire State's suit.
By 

Letitia James Breaks Multiple Barriers With Win In New York Attorney General Race

The New York City official will be the first black woman elected to statewide office in New York.
By 

What Tish James’ Win In New York Says About Progressive Power

A onetime left-wing gate-crasher became the establishment Democrats’ pick for state attorney general.
By 

New York Voters Are About To Tell Us A Lot About The State Of The Resistance

Keep your eyes on the attorney general race among Democrats Zephyr Teachout, Letitia James and Sean Patrick Maloney.
By