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“Fani Willis messed up badly”: Appeals court deals another blow to Trump’s Georgia election case
Griffin Eckstein
Many legal experts believe Trump's Georgia election interference trial will now be delayed until 2025
There could be a “silver lining” to delaying Trump’s classified documents trial, experts say
Griffin Eckstein
Cannon's "atrocious" move at least "clears the docket" for other legal probes, former Solicitor Gen. Katyal says
Experts: Cannon’s “bias and incompetence” threaten Trump case as she sets “highly unusual” schedule
Charles R. Davis
Judge Aileen Cannon has "slow-walked to death" the classified documents case against Donald Trump, experts say
More than a trade war: Trump is targeting Mexico
Heather Digby Parton
This is what the MAGA "peace movement" is really all about: Might makes right
“They’re going to blame the accountant”: Expert says Trump lawyers set up witness to be “fall guy”
Marina Villeneuve
"I think they're going to say that Trump had no involvement," ex-prosecutor predicts
RNC purges election lawyer for saying Republicans shouldn’t dwell on “things that aren’t true”
Nandika Chatterjee
Election lawyer Charlie Spies has been forced out after his 2021 comments got Trump's attention
Trump’s Mar-a-Lago veepstakes: Is it Kristi, Tim or Doug?
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump had a fun weekend, soaking in rich people's money and the adoration of would-be running mates
Trump’s hush-money trial: The personal is truly political
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump embodies an especially malignant modern-day perversion of the old saw about politics and private life
Rudy Giuliani fantasizes about a more racist “SNL” in bizarre rant
Griffin Eckstein
In a recent podcast episode, Giuliani campaigns for "SNL" to bring back racist jokes
Trump’s Big Lie is hurting Republicans’ efforts to get out the vote
Heather Digby Parton
Mail-in-ballots used to be the GOP's best election weapon. Trump's lies have Republicans now second-guessing voting
“Losing all credibility”: Trump’s hush money lawyer the latest to torch his reputation for nothing
Amanda Marcotte
Todd Blanche was once regarded as a great lawyer, but now he's making embarrassing arguments to please his client
Trump’s campaign emails more panicked during his Manhattan trial
Chauncey DeVega
In a recent fundraising email, Trump declared that he is being held “hostage”
“Can make his life pretty miserable”: Trump faces “increasingly unpleasant” contempt punishments
Marina Villeneuve
"He'll have to pay the price of the escalating jail time" if he continues to violate gag order, professor says
Trump’s disturbing Time interview shows he has no idea abortion is a ticking time bomb for the GOP
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump thinks he's brilliantly found a way to evade responsibility for the backlash to overturning Roe
Historian says Trump lawyer “deliberatively misleading” SCOTUS: Ben Franklin “would be horrified”
Marina Villeneuve
Franklin's actual speech cited at immunity hearing "says exactly the opposite of what John Sauer was implying"
“The truth is incriminating”: Prosecutors get direct messages from former Trump lawyer Ken Chesebro
Nandika Chatterjee
The former Trump campaign attorney helped orchestrate the multi-state "fake electors" plot
“Continually losing”: Experts say Trump’s pressure on lawyer to be aggressive is badly backfiring
Charles R. Davis
The real challenge for Todd Blanche, Ty Cobb says, “is how to do this without losing his dignity and reputation”
Legal experts: “Shameful” Supreme Court puts US one vote away from “the end of democracy”
Charles R. Davis
"Unlikely Trump will ever be tried for the crimes he committed," says ex-Judge J. Michael Luttig
The Supreme Court majority sounds sold on Trump’s Big Lie
Heather Digby Parton
The extremist majority on the Supreme Court is acting as rank partisan operators — and threatening our democracy
The self-preservation of the media
Chauncey DeVega
The media must use accurate and direct language to describe the democracy crisis before it is too late
Jack Smith may have a “trick up his sleeve” to avoid delay of Trump’s election interference trial
Nandika Chatterjee
The special counsel could pare back his indictment of the former president, said former prosecutor Barbara McQuade
Trump’s isolation deepens after his coup crew is hit with Arizona criminal indictments
Amanda Marcotte
The January 6 co-conspirators are likely too wrapped up in their criminal cases to help Trump with another coup
SCOTUS majority abandons conservative principles to mount bizarre defense of Trump’s immunity claim
Dennis Aftergut
Our justice system may leave Americans with one choice
Experts: Trump associates “in a world of hurt” — may cooperate after they’re “left holding the bag”
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Arizona prosecutions will "proceed whether or not Trump wins," professor says, which may create incentives to flip
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