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Former Secret Service agent Paul Landis was feet from President John F. Kennedy when he heard the shots fired. First the first time in history, he's finally speaking out, and he has a lot to say to dispute some previous claims.

One of the excuses Republicans have been spinning about the fake electors' plot in states like Michigan, Arizona, New Mexico, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Georgia, is that they were simply copying a tactic used by Hawaii during the 1960 election between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon. According to legal experts, however, it doesn't hold up, USA Today explained Sunday.

A Colorado lawmaker who supports the recently filed lawsuit to take Donald Trump off the ballot is speaking out about the qualifications of the ex-president in addition to the constitutionality.

On Sunday, Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO) dismissed out of-hand Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's continued drive to impeach President Joe Biden and recalled for MSNBC host Jen Psaki that the Georgia Republican has been beating the drum to oust the duly elected president since before he took office.

Speaking with the host after she noted the lawmaker known as "MTG" seemed to be backing off a rush to begin impeachment hearings, the Colorado Republican bluntly stated it would be an uphill battle to make an impeachment trial of Biden a reality. Читать дальше...

Fox News host Arthel Neville put Rep. Jodey Arrington (R-TX) on the spot after he vowed to fight "woke" policies in the government.

Surveying the current landscape where judges and prosecutors -- with the notable exception of Judge Aileen Cannon in Florida -- are being threatened with being investigated simply because they are overseeing a case involving Donald Trump, some legal experts are becoming increasingly alarmed that the U.S. system of justice is being turned upside down.

Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie faced off against a Fox News host who suggested that the former governor was wrong to attack former President Donald Trump over his four indictments.

Fox News host Dagen McDowell suggested that efforts to power parts of Africa with solar panels were a "racist" recolonization of the continent.

According to former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner, expect more indictments coming from special counsel Jack Smith against allies of Donald Trump, likely to be filed in Washington, D.C.

Speaking with MSNBC host Katie Phang about the three dozen unindicted co-conspirators listed in Friday's Georgia grand jury report, Kirschner noted that they may have not been part of the 19-defendant RICO indictment -- which included the former president -- already in progress, but they could see themselves hauled into court at a later date. Читать дальше...

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) referred to a push to impeach President Joe Biden as "window dressing" by Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and others.

Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy reported that President Joe Biden was "working through the night" despite constant attacks on his age.

Ginni Thomas, the wife of United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas, and Leonard Leo, the co-chairman of the Federalist Society's Board of Directors, were working behind the scenes with the support of a controversial billionaire benefactor prior to SCOTUS' Citizen's United ruling, Politico's Heidi Pryzbyla reports.

During an appearance on MSNBC, longtime Washington insider Jonathan Alter claimed that Donald Trump could end up under house arrest for defying Judge Tanya Chutkan.

The notion of reprising any moment of the nightmare year of 2020 produces a gag reflex from a sizeable majority of Americans. So it’s no surprise that rare consensus in our politically ruptured nation is this:

The most important thing in the 2024 election is defeating Donald Trump and Joe Biden is the one who has already done that, according to an 18-year-veteran of the Department of Justice.

Donald Trump on Saturday reportedly arrived at an Iowa football game where a banner calling into question the former president's marriage had been flown overhead.

Donald Trump has signaled a plan to try moving his Georgia criminal case to federal court, but such an effort is dead on arrival, according to a former prosecutor on Saturday.

The efforts Mark Meadows and others criminally charged alongside Donald Trump are going through to move their Georgia cases to federal court show a recent pattern in Republican attempts to undermine the states' rights, a legal analyst said Saturday.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) first jumped the gun on impeaching President Joe Biden, filing articles of impeachment just after Republicans took control of the House of Representatives, but now she appears to be backtracking.

Donald Trump's response to a 14th amendment challenge to the former president's eligibility for office was ridiculed as absurd and nonsensical by a Republican strategist who also warned about risks associated with the plan.

Mark Meadows' recent court filings likely demonstrate an attempt to create separation between himself and his previous boss, a former federal prosecutor said on Saturday.

In a Saturday opinion piece entitled "Ignore Jack Smith’s Critics," a former U.S. attorney and Bush official says the criminal charges brought against Donald Trump are to be celebrated, not lamented.