Jonathan Turley: Last News

Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation hearings kicked off on Monday with opening statements from Judiciary Committee members, as networks prepared to cover the weeklong proceedings with an eye for recognizing when they’ve become a bit of a slog.

SAG-AFTRA condemned CBS News following a report that the network seized correspondent Catherine Herridge‘s files after she was laid off earlier this month, but the network is disputing that is what happened.

Former President Trump apparently has a lot in common with late presidents John Quincy Adams, John Tyler and Harry Truman. Congressional committees issued subpoenas to all of them to testify. Such subpoenas for a former chief executive are about as rare as it gets on Capitol Hill.

The trial of Igor Danchenko shows how much previous Special Counsel Robert Mueller either failed to include in or did not know about for his own report in his investigation on Russia interference in the 2016 election, constitutional law professor Jonathan Turley told Fox News. Turley made his observation Friday after Special Counsel John Durham rested his case and Judge Anthony Trenga threw out one count against Danchenko.

medical condition, auto-brewery or gut-fermentation syndrome, leaves people who haven't touched a lick of alcohol drunk.The condition has been spotted in both men and women and while it is more likely to occur in people with pre existing health conditions like diabetes, Crohn's disease or obesity, it can also occur in healthy people.The condition is very rare with only a handful of cases in the last few decades, but it can cause big problems in the lives of sufferers.In 2015 a New York woman was arrested for drink-driving, but later avoided all charges by claiming the condition as the reason she was intoxicated four times over the legal limit.Speaking at the time Jonathan Turley, professor of law at George Washington University, said to the

The media went into a frenzy this weekend when the bonny Prince Harry gave a huge harrumph to the First Amendment.  On a show appropriately called the "Armchair Expert," Harry declared the First Amendment "bonkers" and expressed frustration about how it protects the media in its "feeding frenzy" over his life. Harry’s criticism of the First Amendment can be dismissed as the unfamiliarity of a royal refugee.

Democrats are moving to remove President Trump from office after Wednesday's U.S. Capitol riot, but George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley said he doesn’t believe Trump committed an impeachable offense.

Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley warned Thursday against Democrats' push to remove President Trump from office by invoking the 25th Amendment. "You have to be very careful with this.

President Trump left his legacy "in tatters" Wednesday after his supporters rampaged through the U.S. Capitol and disrupted Congress' formal tallying of the Electoral College votes, Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley said.

For many legal analysts, President Trump remains a type of criminal Midas figure: everything he says or does turns instantly into a crime.This pattern is continuing to the very end of the Trump administration. Within minutes of the leaking of a Saturday call between Trump and Georgia election officials, the same experts were declaring yet another clear crime.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit has issued an opinion over the right to bear arms that has received little attention, but it should.   It has been 12 years since the Supreme Court ruled that the right to bear arms under the Second Amendment is an individual right like freedom of speech or religion.