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24 hours of a coup: Jan. 6 hearings end with damming minute-by-minute account of Trump’s crusade
Heather Digby Parton
The Jan. 6 committee masterfully ended the first chapter of their presentation to the nation with a blockbuster
WATCH: Trump’s “blooper reel” reveals what he refused to say after Jan. 6
Bob Brigham
"Fired actor" Trump hilariously mocked after Jan. 6 committee shows outtake "blooper reel"
Inspector General launches criminal probe into deletion of Secret Service texts
Kenny Stancil
CNN reports on a new letter to Secret Service Director James Murray
Hawl-ing ass: Sen. Josh Hawley booking through Capitol on Jan. 6 is a big hit on Twitter
Kelly McClure
Thursday's hearing introduced new Jan. 6 video — but Josh Hawley's Capitol exit was the social media fave
Trump “was the cancer in the center” of January 6 plot
Brandon Gage
The Lincoln Project released a new ad ahead of the Jan. 6 committee's primetime hearing
A government official helped them register. Now they’ve been charged with voter fraud
Bianca Fortis
Ten Floridians with felony convictions were charged with fraud because prosecutors say they registered illegally
How to win post-Roe legal battles for abortion: “People should feel like they have a voice”
Amanda Marcotte
"We didn't know that Roe was going to be overturned," says Amanda Allen, before helping save an abortion sanctuary
Trump-appointed Secret Service watchdog knew about deleted texts — but didn’t tell Congress: report
Igor Derysh
DHS Inspector General Joseph Cuffari, a former Republican advisor, previously quashed Secret Service probes
Jan. 6 committee plans to “humiliate” dismissive Republicans who “cowered” during attack: report
Igor Derysh
Panel to focus on Republicans who have since tried to downplay the Capitol riot as "tourist visit"
How in God’s name are the Democrats still losing — even after Jan. 6 hearings and Roe?
Brian Karem
Headlines of the last two months should give Democrats a fighting chance in the midterms. Do they know how to win?
Judge strikes down Bannon’s “political circus”
David Edwards
Judge Carl Nichols is putting his foot down
House Select Committee hearing to include “damning video evidence” of Trump
Bob Brigham
Thursday's primetime hearing will debut new video of the events of January 6 pertaining to Trump
Toobin says Trump’s continued reinstatement efforts are that of a “tinfoil hat crazy person”
Kelly McClure
Jeffrey Toobin talked about Trump's obsession with the 2020 election results during Wednesday's "New Day"
Judge orders Rudy Giuliani to testify before Georgia grand jury after he “failed to appear”
Brad Reed
Giuliani didn't bother to show up to a related hearing
Nevada GOP primary loser sues over “unfair election”: “Mathematical impossibility” that I lost
Igor Derysh
The lawsuit cites an "expert mathematician" who has no math degree and works as a swing-set installer
Maryland GOP nominates “QAnon whackjob” for governor — but he’s not even the most extreme winner
Igor Derysh
Maryland GOP picks election conspiracist Dan Cox and neo-Confederate activist Michael Peroutka for top jobs
“Not my president”: Fox News flashback features anti-Trump post from now Trump-endorsed candidate
David Edwards
Fox News thumbs nose at Trump by exposing Kari Lake's 'not my president' post from 2017
Trump pressured top Wisconsin Republican to decertify 2020 results, then threatened him — last week
Igor Derysh
Trump falsely claimed an unrelated court ruling on ballot drop boxes "means I won" Wisconsin
Trump 2024 is almost here: King of the long con looks to play his final trick
Chauncey DeVega
The master showman of politics wants another turn on center stage. Mock him if you want — but don't bet against him
How did the Secret Service lose its Jan. 6 texts? So far, the explanations won’t wash
Norman Eisen, Frederick Baron, Dennis Aftergut
Secret Service denies it "maliciously" deleted Jan. 6 texts. But they're gone, and our republic needs them
Steve Bannon’s unlikely criminal trial: First of its kind in almost 40 years
Gregg Barak
No one has been prosecuted for contempt of Congress since 1983. But Steve Bannon, like his former boss, is unique
“Unfit for human consumption”: 5 things to know about the Skittles lawsuit over titanium dioxide
Ashlie D. Stevens
When Americans eat Skittles, are they tasting more than just the rainbow?
Ivana and me? It’s complicated: A Manhattan feminist’s connection to the first Mrs. Trump
Susan Shapiro
I thought I had nothing in common with her, a symbol of '80s excess. But I came to admire her survival skills
Jan. 6 committee may hold more hearings beyond midterms after receiving a “fire hose of evidence”
Brad Reed
The panel is sitting on new information it believes is too compelling to not share publicly
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