Month: February 2024

We know more about Trump — and more still about Biden — than we did four years ago.

We know more about Trump — and more still about Biden — than we did four years ago.

We know more about Trump — and more still about Biden — than we did four years ago.

We know more about Trump — and more still about Biden — than we did four years ago.

We know more about Trump — and more still about Biden — than we did four years ago.

We know more about Trump — and more still about Biden — than we did four years ago.

We know more about Trump — and more still about Biden — than we did four years ago.

We know more about Trump — and more still about Biden — than we did four years ago.

We know more about Trump — and more still about Biden — than we did four years ago.

We know more about Trump — and more still about Biden — than we did four years ago.

I don’t have hard evidence, but I keep thinking Donald Trump must be a mole, that he must be an undercover agent working for the other side. I don’t mean Putin and the Kremlin. I mean Biden and the Democrats.This uneasy suspicion about our former president has become a reoccurring thing with me. In this…
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Trump legal news brief: Prosecutors questioned witnesses in Trump documents case about Mar-a-Lago ‘hidden room …  Yahoo Newssource

A defendant in the Georgia election interference case charged alongside former President Trump has doubled down on allegations Fulton County (Ga.) District Attorney Fani Willis (D) and a top prosecutor in the case began a romantic relationship prior to his hiring. Michael Roman, a 2020 Trump campaign operative, in court filings Friday urged the judge to…
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Donald Trump Raises Red Flag on AI: ‘So Scary’  Newsweeksource

Attorney Roberta Kaplan said the former president flung a pile of papers across the room and stormed out when he found out.

DEVELOPING: U.S. forces hit more than 85 targets in Middle East. Follow live updates. ProfileSectionstvFeaturedMore From NBCFollow NBC NewsThere are no new alerts at this timeFulton County District Attorney Fani Willis on Friday acknowledged having a personal relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade as former President Donald Trump and another co-defendant have sought to get them disqualified…
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But Democrats and Republicans have different concerns.Americans are worried about their democracy to an unprecedented degree. Only 28 percent of adults said they were satisfied with the way democracy is working in the U.S. in a December Gallup survey. That's lower even than the 35 percent in a survey right after the Jan. 6 insurrection,…
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Help keep Salon independentFormer President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced on social media he's searching for a new law firm to represent him in an appeal against last week's jury verdict awarding $83.3 million to writer E. Jean Carroll.He left a message to prospective hires in the Truth Social post, writing: "Any lawyer who takes…
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How lawyers in the Trump ballot case are training for the Supreme Court arguments  CNNsource

Congress Republicans are increasingly sensitive to Trump’s viewpoints and conscious of his power to upend bills that Joe Biden might be able to tout on the campaign trail. Republicans call Donald Trump, it is often to ask for his opinion on whatever is playing out on the Hill as a kind of party elder. |…
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Trump’s efforts to delay his trials are working.

Trump clemency recipient Philip Esformes reaches plea deal in Medicare fraud case  CNBCsource

SEARCHFani Willis denies claims that the relationship has tainted the Trump election interference case. Senior National ReporterFulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has finally admitted she had a personal relationship with a special prosecutor in Donald Trump’s election interference case—but denies claims that the affair tainted the investigation.In a Friday 176-page court filing, Willis’ office…
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2024 Elections A POLITICO analysis of detailed new campaign finance data underscores Trump’s significant fundraising advantage. The fundraising numbers demonstrate just how tightly Trump’s legal problems are intertwined with his presidential campaign. | Jamie Kelter Davis for POLITICO By Jessica Piper, Lisa Kashinsky and Meridith McGraw 02/02/2024 05:00 AM EST Link CopiedDonations to former U.N.…
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Featured ShowsMSNBC TVMoreFollow msnbcMore BrandsMore ShowsBy Jordan RubinWith Donald Trump facing an $83.3 million defamation verdict, his lawyer Alina Habba wrote to Judge Lewis Kaplan to complain about the fact that the judge and E. Jean Carroll lawyer Roberta Kaplan (no relation) had worked at the same large law firm in the early 1990s. Habba…
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