Judge Shreds Trump Demand To Destroy Official Records
It didn't work for Nixon, but it might work for us...
It didn't work for Nixon, but it might work for us...
Trump and his family will not receive anything from this fund but instead get a formal apology from the United States.
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Hopefully just the first suit.
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The Streisand Effect in full swing.
There's an upside to all this technology.
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Department of Justice leadership keeps signing these.
National security is the magic word for this administration.
George Conway on a podcast doing George Conway things.
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Perhaps there's a Scrabble club on Wall Street.
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'Legal' is not synonymous with 'consequence-free.'