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All Things Trump

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Truth Social

Trump's Truth Social soars to best month ever, as lawmakers question SEC behavior in merger review

"The SEC just has to get answers to people," powerful House committee chairman says.

Media

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media

Legacy media fear Trump retribution, but ignore years of Obama-Biden attacks on conservative outlets

Journalists and authors including former Fox reporter James Rosen and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza each came under federal scrutiny.

Politics & Policy

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Donald Trump

A plan for all verdicts? How will Trump, voters respond to the outcome of his trial?

The Trump campaign has remained resolute in its assertion that the case, like the other prosecutions involving him, are political in nature and insists the proceedings will not stop his victory in November.

Courts & Law

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Nylah Anderson, who died in the TikTok "Blackout Challenge"

'Holy S#@&!' TikTok may be held liable for girl's death, upending three decades of tech immunity

"The Twenty-Six Words That Created the Internet," Section 230, have been staggeringly misinterpreted by lower courts since its early days, Trump-appointed appeals judge says in fiery concurrence. Progressive Big Tech critic claims "the business model is over."

Elections

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George P. Bush.

Texas AG challenger George P. Bush: Herald of Trump-Bush dynastic alliance? Or RINO in MAGA garb?

GOP nomination duel in Lone Star state pits incumbent Attorney General Ken Paxton against Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush.

Political Ethics

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KimGardner

Investigation finds massive wrongdoing by prosecutor in case against ex-Missouri governor

St. Louis prosecutor Kimberly Gardner engaged in 62 acts of misconduct that resulted in 79 false representations during prosecution of Eric Greitens, memo alleges

Russia and Ukraine Scandals

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Robert Mueller speaking about the Russia Investigation

Washington Post and Pulitzer Board keep mum on prize-winning but debunked Trump-Russia stories

Democracy Dies in Darkness? Neither the WaPo nor the Pulitzer Board want to talk about the prize-winning Trump-Russia collusion story which the whole world now knows was based on a hoax. The collusion narrative was debunked years ago, but with little fanfare.

Political Ethics

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ScalesofJustice

Disparate treatment in two fund-raising fraud cases renews debate over dual Justice system

Nigerian Clinton foundation donor gets deferred prosecution deal, Trump inauguration donor gets 12 years in prison in eerily similar cases.

Federal Agencies

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Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla talks during a press conference with European Commission President after a visit to oversee the production of the Pfizer-BioNtech Covid-19 vaccine at the factory of US pharmaceutical company Pfizer, in Puurs, on April 23, 2021.

3% fraudulent trial data would not have stopped Pfizer COVID vax authorization, feds tell court

DOJ's "unusual" filing in False Claims Act lawsuit against Pfizer and trial site contractors "suggests a split of opinion between the attorneys working the case and the Biden White House," whistleblower filing says.

Elections

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Christine Drazan

Oregon's gubernatorial hopefuls tackle homelessness, crime, mental health in 3-way debate

Drazan currently maintains a narrow lead in most polls.

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