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5 ways Trump and allies plan for a more authoritarian second term
Trump looks an increasingly good bet to regain the presidency -- even as plans for a much more heavy-handed second term increasingly crystallize.
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Ex-DOJ employee who testified against Fugees rapper sentenced
Ex-DOJ employee George Higginbotham had testified against Fugees rapper Pras Michél in a criminal case arising from one of the world’s biggest financial scandals.
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Elizabeth Moynihan, impassioned scholar of Mughal gardens, dies at 94
While managing the Senate campaigns of her husband, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, she achieved wide renown for her decades of fieldwork in India.
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Anti-Trump forces splinter on alternative candidate as DeSantis, Haley fight on
With nearly two months until the first nominating contest, anti-Trump Republicans have yet to merge around a consensus candidate against the former president, who holds a commanding lead in polls of the GOP race
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Trump’s legal issues are bound with a thread of willful dishonesty
Dishonesty has long been Trump’s currency.
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Team DeSantis is somehow still trying to hype his electability
You have to argue something, I guess.
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These Miami-Dade voters want Ron DeSantis as governor, but not president
Some voters in the county that DeSantis won by double digits in the 2022 governor’s race race are calling on him to support Trump’s bid to reclaim the presidency.
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Iowa Gov. Reynolds hits back at Trump as she throws support to DeSantis
After months of trying to ignore Trump’s broadsides, Reynolds rebuked the former president.
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Trump belief that 2020 election was stolen is not a defense, DOJ says
Prosecutors for Special Counsel Jack Smith said they can prove Donald Trump used deceit to try to overturn the election results without getting in his head.
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Five GOP presidential candidates are set to debate Wednesday night
Only five Republican presidential candidates will take the debate stage in Miami on Nov. 8, while Trump will again skip the showdown.
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Grievances, insults, tangents: Trump brings his 2024 campaign into the courtroom
Monday’s testimony in a civil case offered a glimpse of the extraordinary intersection of a presidential candidate’s political strategy and conduct in court.
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Some Democrats worry Biden’s team is ignoring political warning signs
A series of recent polls shows Trump running even or ahead of Biden. His team says they don’t mean much a year before the election.
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Testifying in fraud case, Trump clashes with judge and draws reprimands
Trump clashes with judge and draws reprimands as he testifies in $250 million civil fraud trial
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A disgraced former Trump official wants to deport Palestinians
Ryan Zinke, now a congressman from Montana, offered legislation tailored to the conservative media crowd.
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Tlaib draws criticism from fellow Democrats with comments about Israel, Palestinians
Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) is facing a fresh wave of criticism — with some of the sharpest coming from fellow Democrats — over her comments related to Israel’s war with Hamas in Gaza, days after she avoided being censured in the House over related actions and remarks.
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4 things we learned from Trump’s testimony in the New York fraud trial
Trump’s civil fraud trial testimony quickly went off the rails, reminding everyone how ugly things are likely to get in the months ahead -- and likely intentionally so.
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The Mississippi governor’s race hasn’t been this competitive in 20 years
Democrat Brandon Presley, a second cousin to Elvis Presley, has excited voters in deep red Mississippi, with his strong challenge to Republican Gov. Tate Reeves.
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Are young voters actually split between Trump and Biden?
The most puzzling part of the New York Time-Siena College poll released Sunday is the even divide between the candidates among voters under 30.
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Trump and allies plot revenge, Justice Department control in a second term
Advisers have also discussed deploying the military to quell potential unrest on Inauguration Day. Critics have called the ideas under consideration dangerous and unconstitutional.
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Trump and media want a televised trial in D.C. The Justice Dept. doesn’t.
Donald Trump and the media want to make the historic prosecution of the former president in D.C. the first time federal courts allow TV cameras to broadcast or record a criminal trial.
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