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According to the judge, there is clear evidence to suggest that Trump shared an “unlawful goal” with the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers to disrupt the election certification, and sent the rioters in knowing they would commit acts of violence.

The president is carrying out a breathtaking diplomatic effort and deploying troops to Eastern Europe as he tries to avert war, with some beginning to wonder when he’ll explain his moves to a war-weary public more concerned with domestic problems than ever.

The Florida governor agreed to a deal with News Corp–owned HarperCollins, according to Politico. Will he write about his brewing war with Donald Trump?

The New York attorney general ramped up her reelection bid on the back of some major moves in her investigation of the Trump Organization, and blasted Andrew Cuomo along the way.

In other words, an incomprehensible screed against the prosecutor and an all-caps declaration that “THERE IS NO CASE!”

The court wasted no time dismissing the absurd claim that the ex-president is in a “protected class” of his own.

Banned from mainstream social media in the wake of January 6, the former president is throwing his hat into the ring of right-wing “free speech” alternatives.

His pick for Arizona secretary of state, for example, has called the COVID-19 vaccine “a crime against humanity” and suggested it is a “bio-weapon.”

Fifty years after the crime, the author of Watergate: A New History offers five theories—some persuasive, some catnip for conspiracy hounds.

Former New York Observer editor Ken Kurson was re-arrested seven months after receiving a pardon from Trump.

New data from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee suggests they should.

He claimed in the same interview to have secret evidence incriminating Hillary Clinton that he’s been keeping in his house.