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CPAC attendees back Trump for president, DeSantis as 2nd choice

ORLANDO, Fla. — As the Conservative Political Action Committee conference wrapped up Sunday in Orlando, a straw poll revealed former President Donald Trump retained strong support among Republicans for another White House bid, and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is a clear second choice.

Orlando Sentinel

Truth Social: will Trump’s ‘free speech haven’ overcome its rocky start?

Technical snags, criticisms of its terms of service and questions about copyright infringement plague the app’s kickoff

The Guardian - US

CPAC: Trump serves McDonald’s at his VIP party, continuing his fast food obsession

Former president famously loves everything from burgers to KFC

The Independent UK

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NY Attorney General Letitia James continues civil probe, deposition of Trump family ‘without fear or favor’

NEW YORK — New York Attorney General Letitia James on Friday said she was ready for a monthslong standoff with former President Donald Trump and his adult kids — who are attempting to dodge sitting for a court-ordered deposition on appeal.

Tribune News Service

Don Jr. uses Ukraine invasion to hit US

Trump Jr., Ben Shapiro and Steve Bannon ride on the back of Putin's war to speak out against LGBTQ+ inclusion

Salon

January 6 Committee meeting with Kimberly Guilfoyle

Guilfoyle is currently engaged to Donald Trump Jr

The Independent UK

Don Jr invokes wrath of Twitter after linking Russian invasion to they/them pronouns

‘Using someone’s preferred pronouns takes two seconds’

The Independent UK

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Don Jr. sued for witness intimidation

Former Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman is accusing Donald Trump Jr. of intimidation and retaliation

Salon

Resignations cast doubt on New York criminal probe into Trump

New York (AFP) - Two US prosecutors leading New York's criminal investigation into former President Donald Trump's business practices quit Wednesday, raising questions over the future of the probe.

AFP

Weisselberg, Trump Organization seek to toss tax fraud case

Lawyers for Donald Trump’s longtime finance chief, Allen Weisselberg, are asking a judge to throw out tax fraud charges against him, arguing New York prosecutors targeted him as punishment because he wouldn’t flip on the former president

The Independent UK

Trump claims investigations into him are politically motivated. That is a lie

Trump and his supporters are using the language of authoritarians when they denounce cases against him as ‘illegitimate’

The Guardian - US

‘They do not bend the knee’: US right courts UFC as NFL nods at social justice

Conservatives see Dana White’s UFC as an ideal market to engage with a valuable demographic: young men

The Guardian - US

Truth Social: What do we know about Trump’s new alternative to Twitter?

After a bumpy road to launch, Truth Social is nearly ready for its full-fledged debut

The Independent UK

Tim Scott, only Black Senate Republican, hints he could be Trump running mate

South Carolinian tells Fox News ‘Everybody wants to be on President Trump’s bandwagon, without any question’

The Guardian - US

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Chicago Sun-Times

Trump suffers legal setbacks in Washington, New York

The National Archives said Trump took classified documents; a federal judge refused to dismiss lawsuits against him over the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol; and another judge ruled he must testify in a lawsuit over the Trump Organization’s business practices.

The Independent UK

A week of legal setbacks for Trump in Washington, New York

Former President Donald Trump faced one legal setback after another this week

Tribune News Service

Trump fails to get lawsuits over Jan. 6 Capitol riot thrown out

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump must face lawsuits accusing him of inciting the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection, a federal judge ruled, rejecting the former president’s immunity and free-speech arguments.

Tribune News Service

Trump fails to get lawsuits over Jan. 6 Capitol riot thrown out

Donald Trump must face lawsuits accusing him of inciting the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection, a federal judge ruled, rejecting the former president’s immunity and free-speech arguments.

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The Independent UK

Judge rejects effort by Trump to toss Jan. 6 lawsuits

A federal judge has rejected efforts by former President Donald Trump to toss out lawsuits filed by lawmakers and two Capitol Police officers that claim his actions led to the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection

The Independent UK

Trump court defeat: What happens next after ex-president and children ordered to testify in fraud case?

New York Supreme Court judge sides with state attorney general Letitia James

Salon

Trump lawyers push Hillary conspiracy

Trump's lawyers have also claimed he's in a "protected class" and demand "immunity" from prosecution

The Independent UK

NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week

Social media users shared a range of false claims this week

Roll Call

Judge allows lawmaker Jan. 6 lawsuits against Trump to proceed - Roll Call

A federal judge allowed some claims against former President Trump to proceed, and dismissed claims against others.

The Independent UK

Melania Trump issues rare statement calling press ‘dream killers’ for reporting on Florida charity investigation

Former first lady claims media reports on a Florida probe into a charity event she promoted are part of an attempt to ‘cancel’ her

The Guardian - US

It’s Trump’s time to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth

A New York judge has ruled Trump will have to testify in his fraud investigation, leaving Trump sweating and his investors shaking their heads

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