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Lara Trump is recruiting more lawyers
Newsweek· 12 hours agoLara Trump, the Republican National Committee (RNC) co-chair said this week that the RNC is seeking to recruit more lawyers ahead of the 2024...
All of New York Democrats’ Recent Woes Go Back to the Same Screwup
Slate· 3 days agoLate last week, seemingly out of the blue, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced her intention to...
Trump claims ‘great unity’ after talks with congressional GOP
Kansas Reflector via Yahoo News· 7 hours agoTrump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, mapped campaign strategy with GOP lawmakers...
MAGA memo maps Trump strategy
The Uniontown Herald Standard· 6 days agoIt evidently intends to spend a considerable portion of its loot on Pennsylvania voters in an attempt to reverse the 2020 state election results ...
Trump, in his first post-trial rally, demands that appeals courts reverse his felony conviction
Arizona Daily Sun· 6 days agoTrump is expected to appeal last month's conviction on all 34 charges in his New York hush money...
Ohio gerrymandering keeps Jim Jordan safe to grandstand, not legislate: Neil Baron
The Cleveland Plain Dealer· 5 days agoAfter the 2020 census, the Ohio General Assembly redrew the map of Ohio’s 4th Congressional District...
Judge rejects Trump's bid to dismiss classified documents case but agrees to strike an allegation in...
CBS News· 3 days agoThe federal judge overseeing special counsel Jack Smith's classified documents case against Donald...
The Maine Idea: Roberts has one chance to salvage Court’s reputation
Portland Press Herald· 7 days agoAs Donald Trump’s first criminal trial in New York neared its end, attentive observers sensed the ex-president was likely to found guilty. While Prosecutor ...
Google's AI Overviews feature includes bad advice, misinformation in answers
UPI· 7 days agoThe Google brand logo hangs above the entrance to the Google Building, formerly known as Union...
Opinion | Democracy isn’t doomed
Washington Post· 4 days agoAcross the country, states are playing their traditional “laboratories of democracy” role — often inspired by action in cities that law professor Joshua Douglas terms our democracy’s “test tubes ...
