Showing results for: donald trump (page 266)
“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
Jimmy Kimmel: Donald Trump’s downfall will be “an army of pissed-off Swifties”
Gabriella Ferrigine
Kimmel joins several late-night hosts to poke fun at Trump for saying he was "more popular" than Taylor Swift
Former prosecutors: “Screw up” by Judge Cannon could lay groundwork for Jack Smith appeal
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Cannon faces a major test after secret meeting with special counsel's team
“Further evidence of fraud”: Legal analyst says court monitor’s revelation may doom Trump’s company
Igor Derysh
The evidence "could be the cherry on top of the sundae that Engoron serves Trump," says legal analyst Lisa Rubin
“She is a loser”: Experts say Trump replacing lawyer because she “doesn’t know what she’s doing”
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Alina Habba "can't even do things that you learn in evidence class," says CNN legal analyst Elie Honig
Legal experts “worried” DC appeal delay could mean Trump “losing that battle but winning the war”
Igor Derysh
Trump's immunity claim is likely to be rejected — but the delay may help push the trial into summer or fall
Right-wing violence hasn’t disappeared, it’s just gone local
Amanda Marcotte
A gruesome murder in Pennsylvania reminds us of the dangers of movements like MAGA and QAnon on a personal level
Trump’s enduring success is fueled by disdain for Democrats
Chauncey DeVega
Beyond MAGA, the Republican coalition is held together only by an opposition to multi-ethnic democracy
Remote warfare and expendable people: Forever War means never having to say you’re sorry
Nick Turse
In war, people die for absurd reasons or often no reason at all
Trump adds to the mystery of those red spots on his hand — “Maybe it’s AI”
Kelly McClure
Questioned on the now viral image of what appeared to be open wounds on his hands, Trump himself seemed perplexed
Trump reportedly said he’s “more popular” than Taylor Swift, worrying about her endorsing Biden
Nardos Haile
His GOP allies are waging a "holy war" against the singer who endorsed President Joe Biden in 2020
Authoritarianism scholars warn Trump’s control of the Republican Party is bad for democracy
Erica Frantz, Andrea Kendall-Taylor, Joseph Wright
A second Trump presidency is likely to damage American democracy even more than his first term did
“Yelling at the judge”: Carroll lawyers say Alina Habba “acted more like a lawyer” with Trump absent
Gabriella Ferrigine
Habba's "yelling" was "unbelievably nerve-wrecking each time it happened," says attorney Roberta Kaplan
Arizona GOP fake elector proposes bill to let politicians overturn elections
Gabriella Ferrigine
"The Legislature, and no other official, shall appoint presidential electors," the bill says
Page: 266