Politics News
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DeSantis Can’t Stop Defending His Biggest 2024 Rival
The Florida Governor defended Trump against criminal charges brought by the Justice Department during a speech in North Carolina
- No Reciprocity
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Trump Melts Down as Damning Indictment Goes Public
The former president called Jack Smith a "deranged psycho" in a series of posts responding to the charges in the DOJ's documents probe
- Posting Through It
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Trump Extremists Demand Civil War, Mass Murder After New Indictment
“Why are we talking about anything but dragging the political elite out of their homes and setting them on fire?” asked a poster on online forum, The Donald
- MAGA Mayhem
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The Most Shocking Allegations From Trump's Damning Indictment
The DOJ unsealed the charges against Trump on Friday, alleging the former president conspired to destroy documents, stored sensitive material in a ballroom, and more
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A Trump Aide Has Been Charged, Too
Walt Nauta worked for the former president in the White House before joining him as an aide at Mar-a-Lago
- Charges on Charges
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Donald Trump’s Indictments, Lawsuits, and Legal Cases, Explained
The former president wants to become the future president despite a growing mountain of legal woes that now includes two criminal indictments
- Defendant Don
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Trump on Tape: 'I Can't' Declassify Sensitive Docs I Took
The transcript, obtained by CNN, blatantly contradicts the former president's claims that he declassified sensitive material he took to Mar-a-Lago
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Republicans Rush to Trump’s Defense After Second Indictment in Four Months
Gov. Ron DeSantis, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, and other GOP leaders make yet another exception for their former commander in chief
- Rinse And Repeat
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Trump Indicted on Seven Charges in Classified Docs Probe
Rolling Stone has confirmed that the former president has been indicted again, this time on federal charges related to his handling of classified documents
- Round Two
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The Supreme Court Actually Upheld the Voting Rights Act for Once
The court voted 5-4 to toss Alabama's congressional map, which packed most of the state's Black voters into one district
- SCOTUS Surprise
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