Arizona State

Manhattan, NY

Former President Donald Trump is not expected to be arraigned until next week if criminally charged in the Manhattan district attorney’s hush money investigation, an anonymous source told Fox News. The outlet cited a law enforcement source who said law enforcement is not expecting the former president to appear...

New wrinkle in possible Trump arrest: Report

Washington, DC

President Joe Biden on Monday quietly signed into law a measure backed by conservatives in Congress that blocks local criminal justice reforms approved by Washington, D.C.'s city council. Because Washington, D.C., is not an independent state, all proposed laws in the district are subject to congressional and presidential approval. Biden's...

Biden quietly signs one of his term's most harmful and oppressive measures yet

When three powerful House Republican committee chairs wrote to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg yesterday, they seemed quite animated about a Donald Trump indictment that does not yet exist. The GOP lawmakers even argued that Bragg shouldn’t bring charges because federal prosecutors looked at the same evidence and passed on the case.

The key reason the DOJ didn’t prosecute Trump’s hush money case

Florida State

Seffner, FL

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Mitchell Todd Gardner "slowly started to believe" that the election had been stolen from Trump, his attorneys said.

A Florida man supported Obama and didn't vote for Trump. Then he stormed the Capitol, pepper-sprayed cops, broke a $2,900 window, and got 4.5 years in prison.

Wisconsin State

Within hours of Donald Trump predicting his arrest, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy didn’t just voice his support for the former president, the California Republican also directed House committee chairs to investigate the work of the Manhattan district attorney’s office. Evidently, they got the message. NBC News reported this...

The problem with the GOP pressing the Manhattan D.A. for answers

Jeh Johnson, former Secretary of Homeland Security, joins Andrea Mitchell to break down what Donald Trump’s security arrangements would look like if he becomes the first former president to be indicted. “What is occurring right now, I’m sure, is a five-party discussion involving Donald Trump’s personal lawyers, the Manhattan DA's office, the United States Secret Service, the court officers that protect the security of 100 Center Street, and the NYPD,” Johnson says. “This is, in modern history, perhaps all of history, unprecedented, to have a former president protected by the Secret Service submit himself for arraignment and processing.”March 21, 2023.

Jeh Johnson: It’s ‘unprecedented to have a former president protected by Secret Service’ arraigned

Rep. Adam Schiff on House Republicans targeting the DA as Trump braces for an indictment: “The cost to the country is real. It is going to be diminished confidence in our institutions and the rule of law. That’s part of the autocratic playbook. It’s all a ‘witch hunt,’ it’s all a ‘hoax’ if you’re going after their party’s leader.” March 21, 2023.

Schiff: GOP targeting Manhattan DA is right from ‘autocratic playbook’

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Trump slams U.S. military, says armed forces ‘can’t fight or win’

Just a few days before the 2022 midterm elections, Sen. Josh Hawley tried to rally GOP voters in Arizona with a curious message. “We’ve got a...

Trump slams U.S. military, says armed forces ‘can’t fight or win’

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