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We are now at the mercy of democracy doomers
Chauncey DeVega
Disengagement is de facto surrender to Trumpism
Republicans pick up where Trump’s “perfect call” left off
Kirk Swearingen
Republicans could have ended their Trump problem when he misused his office to support Putin the first time
Trump goes after Gavin Newsom in potty-mouthed interview with Maria Bartiromo
Kelly McClure
Elsewhere in the interview, Trump claims his comments about being a dictator were "made in jest"
Reactions to that Nikki Haley jump scare on “Saturday Night Live”
Kelly McClure
In a cold open cameo, the real Haley jabs at SNL's Trump for dodging a debate with her
How Donald Trump reduced the GOP to groveling sycophants
Mike Lofgren
The GOP made the same bargain the Prussian generals made in 1933 — and the consequence is their total destruction
Experts: Voter disdain for Trump-Biden rematch gives third parties opening to “spoil the election”
Tatyana Tandanpolie
"When third parties make a splash, it comes very quickly, and it's almost unexpected. You don't see it coming"
Remember the rules, liberals: Only the right gets to mock America
David Masciotra
Chase CEO Jamie Dimon offers words of wisdom from Davos: Be nicer to MAGA "deplorables," bow down before Trump
“Despicable”: Alarm after Oklahoma Republican appoints “Libs of TikTok” creator to library committee
Areeba Shah
Education chief actively integrating extremist right-wing ideologies into state's education system, critics say
Trump’s election case on hold to see how his immunity claim plays out
Kelly McClure
Judge Tanya Chutkan wiped Trump's March 4 trial date and will reschedule pending the higher court's decision
Fani Willis admits “personal relationship” with colleague but denies “salacious” TrumpWorld claims
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Willis showed "very poor personal judgment" but claims of impropriety have been "put to rest," experts say
Ex-judge on what it’s like to preside over high-profile trials like Donald Trump’s criminal cases
John E. Jones III
Retired federal judge offers a view from the bench
“Good luck with that”: Ex-U.S. attorney pours cold water on Jim Jordan’s Fani Wllis subpoena
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Jordan is demanding Willis turn over documents related to the firing of a former employee
“It will not end here”: Disney appeals judge’s dismissal of Ron DeSantis lawsuit
Gabriella Ferrigine
"If left unchallenged, this would set a dangerous precedent," a spokesperson for the company said on Wednesday
“F**king a**hole”: Report reveals Biden privately unloads on “sick f**k” Trump behind closed doors
Igor Derysh
The president doesn't hold back on the GOP frontrunner in discussions with aides and friends, Politico reports
“He was so mad”: Carroll lawyer says Trump threw hissy fit at deposition over lunch order
Igor Derysh
“He really yelled at Alina for that. He was so mad at Alina,” attorney Roberta Kaplan said
Mar-a-Lago co-defendant Walt Nauta was accused of sexual misconduct before Trump hired him: report
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Nauta accused of fraternization, adultery, harassment and inappropriate sexual conduct, including "revenge porn"
Joe Biden’s economy is roaring back against right-wing sabotage
Heather Digby Parton
The good news is that people are starting to feel it, even if they aren't yet ready to accept that it might be real
“Stunning”: Experts think Trump CFO perjury caused judge to “slam the brakes” on fraud trial ruling
Igor Derysh
Allen Weisselberg perjury deal could be “big nail in the Trump civil fraud coffin,” says Andrew Weissmann
The wildest Taylor Swift conspiracy theories, from Biden 2024 to a cat spy comedy
Nardos Haile
But for real, what can't Taylor do?
Expert: Report that search missed “hidden” room at Mar-a-Lago suggests “insider tipped the FBI off”
Igor Derysh
A former DOJ official said it was "astonishing" that agents failed to search key areas for classified documents
Taylor Swift, Stanley cups and a brewing backlash to MAGA’s sexist snobbery
Amanda Marcotte
Women are fed up, and it will hurt the GOP in November
Either “malpractice” or “criminal”: Dr. Justin Frank on power, drugs and Trump’s White House
Chauncey DeVega
"Trump basically gave the people in his White House permission to not obey the law"
Constitutional scholar explains why “treason” is a key topic in Trump’s 14th Amendment SCOTUS appeal
Mark A. Graber
In the Constitution’s Article III, and in the 14th Amendment, there are two ways a person can commit treason
Expert: “Almost impossible” to prosecute Trump before election if Fani Willis is disqualified
Areeba Shah
Even if no conflict is found, the case could be “significantly delayed,” says Atlanta attorney Andrew Fleischman
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