Columnist Steven Roberts defends press freedom, criticizes Trump’s war claims and warns truth is vital during conflict.

Public officials, descendants of Sarah Roberts and the school community gathered Wednesday to recognize the opening of a newly merged elementary school in Roslindale, carrying the name and legacy of ...

Even though some of Trump's insidious intentions have been thwarted, he doesn't hide his strategy of doing real harm to the ...

In time of war, national security requires more scrutiny of official actions, not less. Demanding accountability is an act of ...

The single biggest reason Donald Trump won the last election boils down to two words: gas and groceries. Joe Biden's failure to control prices on those key commodities enabled Trump, who has never won ...

Chief Justice John Roberts warned against personal criticism of federal judges Tuesday, lamenting what he described as an uptick in "dangerous" and hostile rhetoric just days after President Donald ...

Chief Justice John Roberts warned against personal attacks on the judiciary, telling an audience Tuesday that while criticism of opinions is fair game, “personally directed hostility” is dangerous and ...

Chief Justice John Roberts has a simple, but forceful, message about attacks on the judiciary. "Personally directed hostility is dangerous and it’s got to stop," Roberts said March 17 during rare ...

Speaking at an event hosted by Rice University’s Baker Institute, Roberts, an appointee of former President George W. Bush, said criticism of court decisions is often warranted but warned it can cross ...

WASHINGTON, March 17 (Reuters) - U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts said on Tuesday that hostility directed in personal terms at judges is "dangerous and it's got to stop," commenting just days after ...

Washington — Chief Justice John Roberts warned Tuesday that personal attacks on Supreme Court justices and lower court judges are "dangerous" and said hostility directed toward specific jurists has ...

Chief Justice John Roberts said the notion that Supreme Court justices are carrying out the agenda of the president who appointed them is "absurd." Roberts spoke at Rice University in Houston on ...