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“Stain on the judicial system”: Legal experts slam Judge Cannon after damning Trump ruling released
Charles R. Davis
A court filing revealed Tuesday suggests Trump may already have stood trial were it not for Judge Aileen Cannon
Scenes from a MAGA meltdown: Inside the “America First” movement’s war over democracy
Andy Kroll
In Michigan, this schism broke the party — and maybe democracy itself
Rudy Giuliani forced to post $10,000 bond after avoiding Arizona investigators
Nandika Chatterjee
The former mayor of New York had claimed he was hard to find because he was concerned about his safety
“He’s not that hard to find”: Arizona’s AG explains how the state served Giuliani on his birthday
Nandika Chatterjee
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes said she expected to see "America's Mayor" in court on Tuesday
Trump’s MAGA rallies are getting an inflated boost from the press
Bob Hennelly
Trump's recent mega rally in Wildwood now looks more like a mirage
Supreme Court’s Samuel Alito problem compounded by Donald Trump’s immunity case
Amanda Marcotte
By dragging out a case they shouldn't have even taken, the conservative majority tacitly endorses January 6
Don’t fall for MAGA’s “election integrity” con job
Kirk Swearingen
Journalists — and the rest of us — need to quit parroting Republicans' transparent lies about voting
Samuel Alito’s snide denial of his Jan. 6 flag is just as ugly as flying it in the first place
Amanda Marcotte
The Supreme Court justice views his fellow Americans with contempt, and not as citizens he's serving
“Out of control”: Legal experts say Justice Alito’s “Stop the Steal” symbol is a huge red flag
Marina Villeneuve
Legal experts say its time for the Supreme Court's ethics code to grow some teeth
The Trump legal effect: MAGA means his attorneys get attorneys
Heather Digby Parton
A short history of the long list of lawyers Donald Trump has left on the wrong side of the law
No wonder Republicans are afraid of a debate — Donald Trump is barely holding it together at trial
Amanda Marcotte
Trump tantrumed and even quit a debate with Joe Biden in 2020, but now he's even more emotionally volatile
Samuel Alito displayed “stop the steal” symbol at home, days after Jan. 6
Griffin Eckstein
The justice dissented in a case ending Trump's election challenges, weeks after the flag was noted by neighbors
Lauren Boebert and other Republican lawmakers skip votes to help Trump get around his gag order
Nicholas Liu
The lawmakers' absence from Washington forced GOP leaders to delay votes
Plant-based meat alternatives are trying to exit the culture wars – an impossible task?
S. Marek Muller, David Rooney
"Amid the highly polarized politics in the U.S., plant-based meat substitutes . . . have become weapons"
Expert warns: Obscure provision of Ohio law could keep Biden off the ballot there in November
Jonathan Entin
Republicans may be seeking to make life harder for the Democratic nominee in the Buckeye State
Trump accepts Biden debate challenge, setting up a June showdown
Nicholas Liu
The Biden campaign has proposed that each speaker's microphone be cut off after their time to speak is over
Mark Robinson said Obama was “cousins” with ISIS, falsely blamed Muslims for burning down Notre Dame
Nandika Chatterjee
Robinson, North Carolina's lieutenant governor, frequently posted Islamophobic and homophobic content on Facebook
Texas school board GOP hardliner rejects her party’s extremism after actually reading the curriculum
Jeremy Schwartz
Courtney Gore disavowed the far-right platform she campaigned on. Her defiance has brought her backlash
“Not an open-and-shut case”: Former U.S. attorney lays out remaining landmines for Trump prosecution
Chauncey DeVega
"A juror will likely say to themself, 'They had us here for all this time over misdemeanors? Really?'"
Don’t be fooled, MAGA fever hasn’t broken
Bob Hennelly
Wildwood proves MAGA's fever for Donald Trump is still raging
Republicans ready for a Trump loss
Heather Digby Parton
This time, Trump has the GOP bought in earlier on his Big Lie
“He left me no option”: Giuliani canned from conservative radio show, due to election lies
Griffin Eckstein
Giuliani, who filed for bankruptcy in December, lost one of his few remaining sources of income
Can we end the Supreme Court’s assault on voting rights? This legal scholar says there’s hope
Paul Rosenberg
Law professor Joshua Douglas on "The Court v. The Voters," and a bipartisan solution that might actually work
Project 2025 targets election 2024
Gregg Barak
Targeting the voting booth for Trump is a massive operation to return the authoritarian to the White House
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