Mark Pomerantz, a Trump-attacking lawyer who once worked on an investigation of the president, then quit and released a book arguing for a prosecution in a move that ethics experts say is questionable, refused, over and over, to answer congressional questions about his agenda.
The Supreme Court has opted to hear arguments in U.S. v. Hemani, which features some strange bedfellows, namely the Trump DOJ and conservative lawmakers versus the National Rifle Association (NRA) who...