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Democrats warn JD Vance will enable Trump’s ‘extreme Maga agenda’

Elizabeth Warren calls Vance faux populist while party says he will ‘take women back decades’ on abortion

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Trump case derailed by "absurd sideshow"

District Attorney Fani Willis' handling of a relationship with a subordinate has upended the case

Salon

Cannon's "absurd" ruling is "not normal"

Judge Aileen Cannon to hold hearing allowing outside lawyers to argue Jack Smith's appointment is invalid

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Trump blames "devil" judge for verdict

The former president is due to be sentenced by Judge Juan Merchan on July 11

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Anti-war protests, a Chicago DNC: Is it 1968 all over again? Some historians say no

There are clear similarities between 1968 and 2024, from presidential elections and anti-war protests to new Planet of the Apes movies. But historians tell NPR there are some key differences too.

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Trump’s strategy to delay cases before the election is working

The ex-president scored two huge legal victories this week that make it all but certain two of his trials will take place after November

The Guardian - US

Georgia election case faces new delay

Many legal experts believe Trump's Georgia election interference trial will now be delayed until 2025

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Prof: Trumpers incentivized to cooperate

Arizona prosecutions will "proceed whether or not Trump wins," professor says, which may create incentives to flip

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Gagged Trump's posts "playing with fire"

Trump shared links to posts attacking Judge Juan Merchan's daughter days after expanded gag order

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Gagged Trump attacks judge's daughter

It may not be smart to "antagonize a judge" ahead of a criminal trial, legal expert warns

Salon

Fani Willis: ‘Train is coming’ for Trump despite efforts to derail Georgia case

Fulton county district attorney says she doesn’t feel like ‘we have been slowed down’ by Trump’s efforts to disqualify her

The Guardian - US

Dropped charges may be bad sign for Don

The judge's ruling is "somewhat of an indication” he won't disqualify Fani Willis, Norm Eisen says

Salon

How an alleged office romance could derail the Trump election interference case

Fulton county DA Fani Willis and prosecutor Nathan Wade may be forced to step down from Georgia’s case against Donald Trump

The Guardian - US

Expert: Willis allegation may upend case

Ex-Trump campaign official Michael Roman's filing lacked "hard evidence" — but could have major blowback

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Expert trashes Trump Fulton immunity bid

"Engaging in racketeering activity is not shielded" by the Constitution, says law professor Anthony Michael Kreis

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Michigan keeps Trump on ballot — for now

Courts ruled officials can't remove Trump from primary ballot. But the general election may be another story

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RNC chair may be in trouble over call

McDaniel could potentially face criminal charges in Michigan, law professor Anthony Michael Kreis predicts

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Expert: "Meadows is toast" after hearing

Ex-Trump chief of staff made another bid to dodge Fulton charges — but it didn't go well

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Giuliani abruptly scraps Ga. testimony

"Giuliani clearly doesn’t have problems speaking outside of the courtroom: jurors will take note of this"

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Trump co-defendant threatens witness

Co-defendant Trevian Kutti, a former Kanye West publicist, appeared to threaten ex-election worker Ruby Freeman

The Conversation

Who can defend voting rights? An appeals court ruling sharply limiting lawsuits looks likely to head to the Supreme Court

A federal appeals court in Arkansas ruled on Monday, Nov. 20, 2023, that only the federal government – not private citizens or civil rights groups – could sue to enforce the 1965 Voting Rights Act.

The Independent UK

Trump allies are finally admitting election lies were all made up. But the conspiracies still fuel US politics

Lawyers who tried to overturn 2020 results knew they were wrong. They will have to testify against the former president, but their conspiracy theories are still fuelling Republican politics, legal experts tell Alex Woodward

Salon

Powell's plea: Trump "should be nervous"

"For Powell to join and to commit to testifying truthfully, is devastating for Trump," attorney warns

Salon

Giuliani in "trouble" as lawyers quit

Another Georgia attorney just quit the cash-strapped former Trump lawyer's team

Salon

Did a major MAGA lawyer flip on Trump?

Election fraud conspiracy theorist Lin Wood was listed as one of the people serving as "witnesses" in a GA filing

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