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Sneak peek: Ga. charges against Trump prematurely put online, include racketeering, false statements

Former President Donald Trump might face over a dozen felony charges, including a racketeering offense under state racketeering law that is classified as a "serious felony" in Georgia, according to a list of charges that was posted online Monday by Fulton County court officials and then quickly taken down.

‘No Labels’ movement says it could offer bipartisan presidential ticket in 2024

A national political movement that could offer a bipartisan presidential ticket in 2024 as an alternative to major-party nominees said Monday it has now won ballot access in 10 states, after North Carolina election officials formally granted official status to a "No Labels" affiliate.

How a law associated with mobsters could be central in possible charges against Trump

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis opened her investigation into Donald Trump after the release of a recording of a January 2021 phone call between Trump and Georgia's secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger.

Argentine peso plunges after rightist who admires Trump comes in first in primary

The Argentine peso plunged Monday after an anti-establishment candidate who admires former President Donald Trump came first in primary elections that will help determine the country's next president.

Vivek Ramaswamy’s foreign policy instincts are OK, his initiatives need a rethink

GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy sparked controversy on Monday. He told radio host Hugh Hewitt that if elected president, he would resist a Chinese invasion of Taiwan, but only up until "2028."

Is Pamela Price already the worst district attorney in the country?

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price has only been on the job for half a year, but she may have already surpassed every challenger to become the worst district attorney in the country.

Boeing sells airplanes just fine without Boeing’s bank

Back in the heady days of the Tea Party, an unruly bunch of free market congressmen and senators stood up to Wall Street, K Street, Boeing, and the Chamber of Commerce and temporarily killed a corporate-welfare agency and, in the process, created a natural experiment about the effects of industrial policy.

Bidenomics might save GOP in Arizona

Despite the Arizona Republican Party's best attempts to turn a longtime swing state blue, the abysmal economy under Democratic control of the White House and the Senate may save the state for the GOP come 2024. And this is no right-wing conjecture; rather, it was NBC News that found on the ground that "Bidenomics" is proving a bust in the Grand Canyon State.

Voters don’t like Merrick Garland: Poll

Attorney General Merrick Garland has been controversial in the nation’s political landscape for the last seven years. Garland has developed quite a reputation from the controversy over his Supreme Court nomination to his actions as attorney general. According to a recent poll, this reputation has made him unpopular. Most voters now have an unfavorable rating of Garland.

Montana judge sides with youth plaintiffs in climate lawsuit

Welcome to The Hill's Energy & Environment newsletter {beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story Court sides with kids who sued Montana over climate change A Montana court on Monday sided with 16 young plaintiffs, agreeing state policy violated their right to a safe and healthy environment. © AP Montana District...

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