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“That could be the ballgame”: Experts say “sharply incriminating” Pence testimony could doom Trump
Gabriella Ferrigine
A federal judge rejected Pence's bid to dodge a grand jury subpoena in DOJ's Jan. 6 investigation
Ex-prosecutor warns DA may be looking at “other charges” against Trump as key ally testifies
Areeba Shah
Longtime Trump ally David Pecker, who played key role in Stormy Daniels payment, appeared before the grand jury
Donald Trump wants to be the charismatic leader of an apocalyptic cult: Yeah, it’s an overreach
Amanda Marcotte
His campaign denies Trump wanted to invoke the specter of David Koresh, 30 years after Waco. We're not that dumb
How Trump’s own lawyer may have cooked his goose in Mar-a-Lago documents case
Norman Eisen, Joshua Stanton, Fred Wertheimer
Trump was already in trouble in the Mar-a-Lago case. But his own attorney, Evan Corcoran, may have sunk him
Trump’s Waco escalation: Now he’s threatening Armageddon
Chauncey DeVega
Trump vows a "final battle" against his "enemies" — the message to his followers could hardly be clearer
“This is not a dog whistle”: Trump’s Waco rally called out as “blaring air horn” to extremists
Jessica Corbett
"There's no reason to go to Waco, Texas, other than one thing"
Indictment watch, Week 2: A panel of experts on what gruesome damage Trump will wreak next
Chauncey DeVega
Did Trump have a "very successful week" or is he "very worried"? Our panel agrees on this: It's a "dangerous time"
What does Peter Thiel want? He’s building the right-wing future, piece by piece
Rae Hodge
Everywhere but barely visible, the billionaire investor may have more clout in MAGA world than Donald Trump
Is democracy starting to turn the tide around the world? A new report says just maybe
Paul Rosenberg
Eight small countries have fought back hard against authoritarianism — oh, and there's Brazil and the U.S. too
GOP is seeking rich, self-funding candidates as party is outraised by Democrats
Sharon Zhang
Both major parties have run self-funded candidates in the past, but the GOP is ramping up the practice
Principal fired over parent complaints on “pornographic” lesson showing Michelangelo’s “David”
Chris Walker
The Florida public charter school that forced former principal to resign has far-right connections
Masters of disinformation: How Republicans and Putin warp our perception of reality
Brian Karem
Americans no longer share a common reality — but can we all agree that Donald Trump's just in it for the grift?
How the Stormy Daniels case could backfire in Donald Trump’s favor
Chauncey DeVega
The Department of Justice's slow build of a case against Donald Trump may end like the mystery of Al Capone's vault
Bankers applaud as GOP senator dismisses calls for regulations after SVB collapse
Jake Johnson
The American Bankers Association, whose PAC has donated to Sen. Steve Daines, cheered his defense of rollbacks
Trump loyalists outnumbered by anti-Trump protesters at Manhattan DA’s office
Chris Walker
Trump predicted that he would be indicted on Tuesday, but no charges have been issued so far
Jim Jordan issues sweeping information requests to universities researching disinformation
Andrea Bernstein
Jordan alleges colleges aided Biden's “censorship regime by advising on so-called misinformation"
“The customer’s always right”: New Fox News lawsuit explains why the GOP is captured by conspiracies
Amanda Marcotte
Republican voters, party leaders, and propagandists share a fundamental belief: That the truth doesn't matter
“Baseless”: Legal experts say Trump’s bid to avoid Georgia indictment is “completely without merit”
Areeba Shah
The bigger question is "whether the D.A. will attempt to use racketeering statute," law professor says
“They better not put my president in prison”: Fox News hosts struggle with possible Trump indictment
Gabriella Ferrigine
"If he's the nominee, you're putting 74 million votes in prison. And that's how I see it," said Jesse Watters
New lawsuit claims Fox tried to frame producer in Dominion case — this one is “potentially criminal”
Gabriella Ferrigine
The "allegations suggest obstruction of justice and subornation of perjury," former U.S. attorney says
GOP two-step: Republicans’ call for “calmness” betrayed by their not-so-subtle nod to MAGA violence
Amanda Marcotte
By covering for Trump's crimes, Mike Pence and Kevin McCarthy are validating Trump's incitement
Experts: Trump is trying to “foment civil unrest” — and Republicans are adding “fuel to the fire”
Areeba Shah
"We know enough about the crowd that shows up for this kind of thing... he's not talking about marching peacefully"
Time’s up: Trump has dodged prosecution his whole life, but Judgment Day is coming
Gregg Barak
Trump has devoted his entire career to avoiding consequences. He's very good at it — but maybe not good enough
“Threat to the nation”: Experts say Trump is trying to use “violence for his own ends” — again
Kenny Stancil
Experts warn that Trump is attempting to rile up his supporters like he did ahead of Jan. 6
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