Roy Cohn: The ‘evil’ master architect who mentored Donald Trump, as seen in The Apprentice. Decades before Trump erected his Tower, an insidiously well-connected New York power-player was ...

In a new article for The Bulwark, conservative writer William Kristol hypothesized how Donald Trump's late attorney and fixer ...

So Roy Cohn's father was an appeals court judge, and his mother was heiress to a considerable fortune. And the family postulates that Cohn was an evil seed born of a loveless marriage.

Roy Cohn Refused To Admit He Had AIDS Until His Death One of the most disturbing aspects of Roy Cohn's true story, even beyond the Lavender Scare, is the man's vapid, outward homophobia. Despite ...

A new film charts Roy Cohn’s outsized influences on America and the 45th president, writes Sheila Flynn. Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent.

As new film The Apprentice premieres at the Cannes Film Festival, a look at the cultural afterlife of political hitman Roy Cohn, who was Donald Trump's mentor in his early career.

Roy Cohn with relatives including his mother, Dora Marcus Cohn (front left), and his aunt Libby Marcus (center) in East Hampton in the summer of 1959, months after his father Al Cohn died.

Donald Trump has good reason to want to stop the premiere of "The Apprentice," starring Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong, from its rape scene to Roy Cohn.

More important is the way “The Apprentice” shows what Trump gets out of the relationship. The key to the film is that with Cohn’s support, Trump’s confidence is bolstered.

TheWrap magazine: The Oscar-nominated star of "The Apprentice" says Cohn's "brute force and misinformation" is seen in today's politics The post Jeremy Strong on the Dark Legacy of Roy Cohn: ‘We ...

In 1973 Roy Cohn met Donald J. Trump at a nightclub in New York City. Trump told Cohn that he and his father had been sued by the United States Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division for ...

Ruthless lawyer Roy Cohn (Jeremy Strong, left) advises protege Donald Trump (Sebastian Stan) to always claim victory and never admit defeat in “The Apprentice.” ...