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The Federal Election Commission has questions for Sen. David Perdue
Roger Sollenberger
Perdue appears to have broken a number of campaign finance rules in the waning months of his campaign, the FEC says
Ivanka Trump has been deposed in a lawsuit over the alleged misuse of inaugural funds: report
Matthew Chapman
It's not the only investigation in which the first daughter is involved
Recently pardoned Michael Flynn calls on Trump to “suspend the Constitution” and re-do the election
Roger Sollenberger
Flynn shared a statement from a fringe group warning of imminent shooting war if Trump does not invoke martial law
Watchdog sues Trump, Kushner and White House to prevent records from being illegally destroyed
Igor Derysh
Lawsuit warns Trump may destroy records to avoid legal exposure, accuses Kushner of obfuscating WhatsApp messages
McConnell’s COVID plan has business tax breaks but $0 for unemployment boost and direct payments
Igor Derysh
McConnell drops federal unemployment boost from latest proposal while pushing a 100% business meal tax deduction
Ivanka Trump wants to “be the first female president” — at least one major hurdle stands in her way
Travis Gettys
Ivanka's brother is more popular among the Republican base, but her ambitions may be thwarted by someone else
New PPP data shows two dozen businesses at Trump and Kushner properties received federal loans
Roger Sollenberger
Half of the program's allocated $522 billion in loans went to only 5% of recipients
A new stimulus bill pushed by a centrist coalition has a modest chance of being passed
Matthew Rozsa
Unemployed Americans could see more money in their pocket if it passes
Mitch McConnell’s dark pivot: Wreck the economy — and sabotage Biden’s presidency
Amanda Marcotte
Trump is still pretending he'll be president next year, but McConnell has moved on to his plot to ruin Biden
Suddenly Republicans want norms, ethics and “civility”: Are they actually psychopaths?
Heather Digby Parton
Trump is still trying to steal the election — but Republicans are acting as if they never enabled this criminal
Donald Trump’s mini-monster: Stephen Miller wasn’t born that way
Chauncey DeVega
Author Jean Guerrero on Stephen Miller's secrets: He likes to dress up as De Niro — and wants an all-white America
States with lax coronavirus guidelines are spreading the virus beyond their borders
David Armstrong
Lax states are attracting shoppers and students from stricter neighbors — and sending back COVID-19 cases
Historian Ruth Ben-Ghiat: Trump’s coup is not over; his enablers aren’t done
Dean Obeidallah
Author of "Strongmen": We're in a dangerous "state of exception," and it's too early to say democracy will hold
Scott Atlas shrugged: Trump’s “most dangerous” adviser quits amid COVID surge
Kenny Stancil
Atlas brought no expertise in infectious diseases but plenty of misinformation to the position
Trump’s pardon of Flynn may be “broader” than Ford’s pardon of Nixon, legal expert says
Igor Derysh
The pardon absolves Flynn of “any and all possible” crimes linked to the Mueller probe and "future" charges
President Trump has discussed “preemptive pardons” for his three eldest children: report
Matthew Chapman
Ivanka is currently caught up in a probe by New York authorities for consulting fees used in a Trump tax write-off
Rudy Giuliani, who has not been charged with a crime, discussed preemptive pardon with Trump: report
Roger Sollenberger
While Giuliani's specific legal exposure is unknown, he is a subject in at least two recent federal investigations
Department of Justice probing possible bribery scheme concerning presidential pardon: report
Matthew Chapman
Trump recently pardoned his former national security adviser Michael Flynn connected to the Russia investigation
Trump bilks $170 million from supporters to fund suits—but his PAC pockets most of the cash: report
Igor Derysh
Trump's "misleading" fundraising appeals draw allegations that his legal crusade is “plain and simple grift"
Barr: Justice Department hasn’t uncovered any evidence of fraud that would overturn election results
Roger Sollenberger
Barr authorized U.S. attorneys to investigate "substantial allegations" of so-called election fraud last month
Scott Atlas is leaving the Coronavirus Task Force. Here’s why his departure is being celebrated
Matthew Rozsa
Atlas became a gleeful yes-man, cosigning Trump's scientifically misinformed pandemic agenda
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, foe of net neutrality, resigns his post early
Matthew Rozsa
The former Verizon lawyer became a public villain for his role in winning regulatory victories for telecom giants
Don’t be fooled: Trump’s conspiracy theories won’t discourage Georgia Republicans
Amanda Marcotte
Republican voters aren't fooled by Trump's lies about "rigged" elections — they think they're in on the con
Fox News host Sean Hannity thinks Trump should “pardon his whole family and himself” on the way out
Igor Derysh
But legal experts believe “the only person Trump can’t pardon is Trump”
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