The Florida Supreme Court has refused to suspend or disbar Kenneth Chesebro, a former Trump campaign lawyer who pleaded guilty in Georgia to a felony charge tied to the ‘fake electors’ scheme that sought to undermine President Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) said Monday that the Justice Department is investigating him and his wife.
What we are witnessing now, however, is a second and more insidious track of that same weaponization — one aimed not at famous individuals who can fight back, but at the unglamorous, under-the-radar groups doing the daily work of democracy.
Members of Congress, national democracy advocates and local leaders denounced the Trump administration’s massive law enforcement operation against a voter registration group in Ohio.
President Trump said he would take over the nation’s capital if Janeese Lewis George, a progressive candidate for the District of Columbia’s mayor, wins the upcoming Democratic primary.
The FBI raided the offices of a pro-democracy organization that helps register voters and organizes political activities for Democratic and progressive causes in Ohio.
If Clayton wanted the job, it seems clear that he had to demonstrate loyalty on the one issue Trump cares about most: lying about voting and elections.
President Trump said he will nominate Jay Clayton, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan, to be the next director of national intelligence just days after the attorney endorsed false conspiracy theories about California’s still-ongoing primary vote count.
A federal appeals court expedited a bid to block President Donald Trump’s sweeping attack on mail-in voting, a hopeful procedural sign for voters as the administration pushes ahead with plans that could upend how mail ballots are cast for the 2026 midterms.
President Trump said the Pentagon wants congressional Republicans to include anti-voting restrictions from the SAVE America Act in a multibillion-dollar defense bill.