Private executioners paid in cash. Middle-of-the-night killings. False or incomplete justifications. Court records show how the outgoing administration is using its final days to execute the most federal prisoners since World War II
Documents show that officials appointed by Trump who’d otherwise lose their jobs under Biden have been approved for permanent positions in federal agencies
The Trump administration is rushing to approve dozens of 11th-hour policy changes. Among them: The Justice Department is fast-tracking a rule that could reintroduce firing squads and electrocutions to federal executions
They came to protest, mourn, prowl, and brawl. And they made it clear that Trump's stain on the White House would stay long after he's gone
Trump says “time will tell” if he remains in office
Plus, Jimmy Kimmel, Trevor Noah, and more weigh in on Trump lawsuits
The president spewed nonsense about voting by mail and vote-counting to deflect from his likely defeat
Historian Sean Wilentz says the president and his chief accomplice Attorney General Bill Barr’s subversions of democracy have taken America to the very brink
In an internal announcement, the Justice Department created an exception to a decades-long policy meant to prevent prosecutors from taking overt investigative steps that might affect the outcome of the vote
Following Trump’s announcement that he tested positive for the coronavirus, White House staff and others who have been in contact with the president are getting tested for the disease
