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Coming to a Campaign Rally or Fox News Show Near You: The Trump Bribe
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (467+ words) Donald Trump's track record when it comes to following through on promises to pay off American voters is poor. But that didn't stop the president from pretending that a trillion-dollar payday is on the horizon if they keep the GOP…...
DOJ Asks SCOTUS to Allow Trump’s Mail Vote Suppression Scheme to Proceed
1+ week, 15+ hour ago (510+ words) Time is running out for the Trump administration to implement a plan that could lead to the disenfranchisement of millions of eligible Americans who want to vote by mail. But that is not stopping the president from trying. The Department…...
Don Jr.’s Investment Firm Is About to Miraculously Lose Some Documents
2+ week, 3+ day ago (545+ words) If you were riveted by the investigations into Hunter Biden, you're going to love the sequel next year. There is more than one Donald Trump who really does not want Democrats to win the midterms. All of this is speaking…...
Dems Score Major Win as Supreme Court Allows Ballroom Construction to Proceed
3+ week, 2+ day ago (461+ words) It might sound counterintuitive to claim that Chief Justice John Roberts's stay of an order that would have halted construction of Donald Trump's ballroom is a victory for Democrats, but it is. We'll explain why. While that may seem paradoxical…...