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Trump pushes back against the judges who rule against him - Roll Call

Trump has a history of criticizing judges, but his administration in his second term has sought to more broadly undermine the judiciary.

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How the FBI could harass Trump critics

The newly confirmed FBI director, Kash Patel, does not need a warrant to launch a preliminary investigation

Salon

Jordan takes a shot at "hostile" Willis

House Judiciary Chairman Jordan sends another letter to Georgia DA Fani Willis

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GA grand jury wanted to charge Graham

Other GOP lawmakers were among a larger group of individuals who Georgia DA Fani Willis decided against charging

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On the Fourth of July, a few reasons to feel encouraged about US democracy

Amid the supreme-court rulings and the gun violence, there have been some heartening developments – and a call to action

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Experts: DA blows up Melania defense

Trump wanted to make sure he wouldn't have to pay if he lost in 2016, DA says — suggesting it was campaign-related

Salon

"National Day of Hate": How we got here

Fox News ramped up its anti-Black History Month coverage just as cities ready to counter neo-Nazis in the streets

Salon

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Is Donald Trump expected to declare a run for US president in 2024?

The US will hold its 60th presidential election in 2024 and former president Donald Trump has dropped hints that he is once again interested in the top job. Here's what we know about his plans, his eligibility and what happens next.

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Donald Trump could become president of the United States again — even if he's in jail

As Donald Trump faces mounting allegations of impropriety, experts say even a prison sentence wouldn't necessarily stop him becoming US president for a second time.

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Trump appears to concede he illegally retained official documents

Court motion submitted by ex-president’s lawyers argues some materials seized by FBI could be subject to executive privilege

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