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Georgia court clerk admits ‘mishap’ behind ‘fictitious’ Trump indictment: ‘I am human’

The Fulton County Clerk of Courts Office admitted it made a mistake when it posted a "fictitious" indictment of former President Donald Trump before a grand jury had even voted.

Top Dem dark money network faces IRS complaint over alleged self-enrichment of its founder

A watchdog group has filed an IRS complaint alleging that Eric Kessler, founder of Arabella Advisors, illegally benefited financially from nonprofits his firm manages.

Pence breaks silence on Trump’s Georgia indictment, says ‘election was not stolen’

Former Vice President Mike Pence reiterated that the 2020 election was not stolen, in his first comments since the latest indictment of former President Donald Trump

Democrats demand Biden probe migrant family separations at border

Democrats in the Congressional Hispanic Caucus are demanding President Biden investigate Texas officials for separating families at the border.

North Carolina lawmakers to review wide-ranging elections bill following budget standoff, legislative delay

A wide-ranging retooled elections bill is advancing North Carolina’s Republican-controlled General Assembly. The House will likely vote on the measure Wednesday.

Distant Second Is Just Another Term for Not Much Left to Lose

Running a distant second, Ron DeSantis might as well swing for the fences.

A Storm Is Coming

Everyone should be seeking the obvious ways of sparing the country from what’s brewing in the clouds.

Target Sales Dipped in Last Quarter Due to Pride Backlash

Target will continue to offer Pride-month merchandise but will change the items on offer.

The Trump Trials Will Be an O.J.-Level Media Frenzy

We are set for a year of O. J.-style coverage of Trump from now until Election Day 2024. Who do you think benefits from...

Florida students and professors say a new law censors academic freedom. They’re suing to stop it

College students and professors in Florida are suing education officials over a new law spurred by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis' war on "woke," saying it violates their constitutional rights by censoring academic freedom.

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