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Trump reportedly ‘irked’ that arraignment judge called him ‘Mr Trump’

Trump apparently expected the judge to refer to him by his former title

The Independent UK

Too close to the son: could Hunter Biden cost Joe the election?

Joe Biden has always presented himself as the “loving patriarch” of a close-knit family, said The New York Times, one that has endured more than its share of tragedy, including the deaths of Biden’s first wife and infant daughter in a car crash in 1972, and of his older son…

The Week

Biden on a bike gives very curt response to Trump arraignment question: “No”

The president responded shortly when asked if he would follow the arraignment

The Independent UK

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Support Trump, all political prisoners from January 6 held "illegally", says former US President’s supporter

Donald Trump’s supporters gathered outside the DC federal courthouse on Friday to lend their support to the former US President in the election interference case. Read further on Dynamite News :

Dynamite News

Meet Jack Smith: The special prosecutor who could take down Trump

Department of Justice veteran has prosecuted corrupt politicians in the US and war crimes internationally. Now he is focused on Trump and his inner circle, Andrew Feinberg writes

The Independent UK

Capitol police sergeant injured on Jan 6 praises Trump arraignment: ‘Our democracy is worth fighting for’

Aquilino Gonell resigned last year to recover both ‘physically and mentally’ from insurrection trauma

The Independent UK

From ‘Mr President’ to ‘Mr’: strongman Donald Trump cut down to size in court

Trump has always loved beating his chest, but away from the TV cameras, the former president appeared meek and shrunken

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Donald Trump in eye of legal storm facing 20 years in federal jail

The former president faced signs that even Republican voters are turning against him

Evening Standard

Donald Trump pleads not guilty to federal charges he tried to overturn 2020 election

Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty to trying to overturn the results of his 2020 presidential election loss.

The National (Scotland)

Trump Leads GOP Primary Polls As DeSantis Campaign Struggles

Former President maintains strong position while DeSantis faces internal turmoil

Zenger

Federal Judicial Vacancy Count: 70 Vacancies Remain Out Of 870 Active Positions

Four Nominations and Confirmations Reported, Supreme Court Remains Fully Staffed

Zenger

Biden's inaction on death penalty may be a top campaign issue as Trump and DeSantis laud executions

Capital punishment could emerge as a major campaign issue in the U.S. presidential race for the first time in 30 years, with top GOP candidates already one-upping each other by touting tougher, more far-reaching death penalty laws

The Independent UK

Trump was told not to talk to witnesses in 2020 election conspiracy case. That could be a challenge.

It was a routine part of a federal court hearing: The defendant was told not to discuss the case with any witnesses without lawyers present

The Independent UK

Will Donald Trump go to prison?

The former president is at the centre of several federal investigations and criminal cases, with some stemming back to the 2020 election

The Independent UK

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Takeaways: Donald Trump’s not guilty plea in election cases boosts strength with GOP base

Trump’s three not-guilty pleas appeals to his supporters — and enhances his martyr status as he leads rivals seeking the 2024 Republican Party nomination for president.

The Guardian - US

Crowds gather under stormy skies for glimpse of Trump in court – again

Road closures and a huge police presence meant Trump slipped into court out of public view – but onlookers made their voices heard

The Guardian - US

Florida tells schools AP Psychology course with LGBTQ+ content violates law

Ron DeSantis’s government has banned instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity, effectively also banning the class

Ballotpedia

Election legislation roundup: New Jersey State Legislature

As of July 30, members of the New Jersey State Legislature, which includes the New Jersey General Assembly and the New Jersey State Senate, have passed two bills related to election administration since the beginning of the year. Of those two bills, two have been enacted, with one being enacted…

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Chicago Sun-Times

Trump’s trials and the battle for the truth

There are reasons to believe that the coming months, which will be ugly, debased and charged with anxiety about the future of this republic, will not necessarily end badly.

The Guardian - US

Trump arraignment key takeaways: four charges and a swift return date

The ex-president was hit with four felony counts over efforts to overturn the election, and another hearing is due later this month

Al Jazeera

Donald Trump pleads not guilty at arraignment for 2020 election indictment

Former US president remains defiant in face of four criminal charges linked to his push to overturn US election results.

Chicago Sun-Times

In some city wards, residents vote on how tax money is spent. Should all Chicagoans get a seat at the budget table?

So-called participatory budgeting, in which residents vote on spending projects in their wards, started in the United States in Chicago, but its growth has stalled.

The Guardian - US

Trump treats his new indictment as armor. Republican rivals sputter to defend him

Trump’s legal woes get worse and worse – but to many Republicans he’s a certified martyr. Biden should beware

The Conversation

The U.S. at a crossroads: How Donald Trump is criminalizing American politics

Donald Trump has made history again. He is the first president of the United States charged with attempting to overturn a presidential election, violating the rights of citizens to have their votes counted, tampering with a witness and obstructing an official proceeding, among other criminal offences.

The Guardian - US

Donald Trump pleads not guilty to four charges over efforts to overturn 2020 election

Ex-president arraigned on four felony counts related to ‘criminal scheme’ to remain in office as Trump laments ‘sad day for America’

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