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Trump Almost Never Pays Out — Not Publicly

Sean Ogden 05/10/25

And his pattern of dodging payment and legal manipulation is instructive.

Trump’s Worst Nominee: The Country Deserves a Vote on Ed Martin

Ed Martin is likely the worst among all of Donald Trump’s terrible nominees. The American people deserve to learn more about him… and who the Republican senators are who would support him.

Kash Patel, Chief of Staff, Secretary of Defense

Courts Government Integrity

A Judge in Cuffs: The Latest Front in Trump’s War on Democracy

Jonathan D. Simon 04/26/25

Courts

Alito Is an Unserious Man but a Serious Problem

Klaus Marre 04/20/25

Courts

Many Wrongs Don’t Make a Right in Wisconsin

Klaus Marre 04/19/25

Kristi Noem, Department of Homeland Security, El Salvador

Courts US Politics

Despite SCOTUS Ruling, Return of Unlawfully Deported Immigrant Seems Unlikely

Klaus Marre 04/11/25

US Arrests a Prominent MS-13 Leader… Maybe

Klaus Marre 03/27/25

For far too long, media outlets have taken members of the Trump administration at their word. For the media to do its job, a lot more skepticism is needed, beginning with simple announcements concerning purported law enforcement victories.

Donald Trump, speaks, FII Priority Summit, Miami, FL

Criminal Justice US Politics

Trump Finds New Conspiracy Theory to Embrace in Post-Midnight Rant

Klaus Marre 03/17/25

Criminal Justice

Dems Have Some Questions About Trump’s Shady Deal With Indicted NYC Mayor

Klaus Marre 03/03/25

Kash Patel, Conservative Political Action Conference, CPAC, 2024

Criminal Justice US Politics

Happy ‘GOP Owns Every Bad Thing Kash Patel Does Day’ to All Who Celebrate

Klaus Marre 02/20/25

Mayor, Eric Adams, subway, crime reductions

Criminal Justice US Politics

Trump’s Novel Anti-Crime Plan: Just Let All Allies Off the Hook

Klaus Marre 02/11/25

Rights & Liberties

Donald Trump, podium, speaking, pointing

Rights & Liberties US Politics

Trump Rips Supreme Court in Social Media Rant

Klaus Marre 04/21/25

Donald Trump’s latest rant indicates that his administration will remain on a collision course with the Supreme Court, the Constitution, and the rule of law.

Trump Almost Never Pays Out — Not Publicly

Trump’s Worst Nominee: The Country Deserves a Vote on Ed Martin

A Judge in Cuffs: The Latest Front in Trump’s War on Democracy

Alito Is an Unserious Man but a Serious Problem

Many Wrongs Don’t Make a Right in Wisconsin

Despite SCOTUS Ruling, Return of Unlawfully Deported Immigrant Seems Unlikely

US Arrests a Prominent MS-13 Leader… Maybe

Trump Finds New Conspiracy Theory to Embrace in Post-Midnight Rant

Dems Have Some Questions About Trump’s Shady Deal With Indicted NYC Mayor

Happy ‘GOP Owns Every Bad Thing Kash Patel Does Day’ to All Who Celebrate

Trump’s Novel Anti-Crime Plan: Just Let All Allies Off the Hook

Trump Rips Supreme Court in Social Media Rant

Trump Administration Escalates Campaign Against ‘Maryland Man’

Judge Finds Probable Cause to Hold Trump Administration in Criminal Contempt

Trump’s Harvard Threat Exposes El Salvador Lie

Trump Clumsily Explains He’ll Leave Illegally Deported Man Rotting in Prison

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