
Stefanik: Not Putting Trump Above the Law Is Unconstitutional
The fourth-highest-ranking House Republican suggests those who were involved in pursuing Donald Trump’s felony conviction should be prosecuted.
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The fourth-highest-ranking House Republican suggests those who were involved in pursuing Donald Trump’s felony conviction should be prosecuted.
The House Ethics Committee announced Tuesday that it would end some of the investigations into the behavior of MAGA firebrand Matt Gaetz (R-FL) but begin others.
Recent European Parliament elections resulted in a surprise surge from the right. Could the US be about to experience a similar phenomenon?
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Hunter Biden’s defense against gun charges got off to a rocky start after the judge in the case prevented a piece of evidence from being exhibited in court and also ruled that an expert witness would not be allowed to testify.
Former President Donald Trump is now a convicted felon.
The arrest of the world’s top golfer revealed many of the things that are wrong with the criminal justice system in the US.
It is what it is — and it is all there is.
In a highly political move, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) pardoned a man who had gunned down a legally armed Black Lives Matter protester.
Trump’s confident and cocky because he senses that the whole system is afraid of what would happen if he were jailed and the Wrath of MAGA provoked.
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