JD Vance’s prosecutorial state
JD Vance is a Yale-trained lawyer who understands that police power can only take an authoritarian so far. A true strongman must control the prosecutorial state.
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Sen. Kelly sues Pete Hegseth, warns Trump administration is weaponizing military discipline to punish dissent
U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) sued Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Monday, in an effort to prevent the Trump administration from moving to reduce his retired Navy rank and pension — actions Kelly says were taken to punish him for criticizing the administration and warning service members to refuse unlawful orders.
Trump is punishing Colorado over Tina Peters
The president has denied funding and even launched a federal investigation over Peters’ incarceration.
Trump White House’s Jan. 6 website rewrites history to celebrate failed coup
On the fifth anniversary of the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, the Trump White House launched a new government website that rewrites the events of that day.
Election deniers think Maduro’s capture will expose plot to steal 2020 vote
Dumb as it may be, the conspiracy theory connecting Venezuela with American voting has deep roots.
The Trump administration is building a ‘national voter roll’, former DOJ lawyers warn
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is helping build a ‘national voter roll’ aimed at allowing the federal government to root out noncitizens, a group of former DOJ voting attorneys warned in a recent court filing opposing the agency’s demands for states’ unredacted voter registration information.
For Trump, the Epstein Cover-Up Beats the Truth
As one of her first acts as Attorney General, Pam Bondi wrote a letter to the new head of the FBI, Kash Patel, demanding that the “full and complete Epstein files” be delivered to her office by the next day — Feb. 28.
Trump’s DOJ Wants Your Data
Donald Trump and the Republican Party know that they are likely to be voted out of power in November 2026. The tools they are counting on to prevent this are the same ones being deployed by the largest technology companies: big data sets and vast computing power.
Following Trump’s ‘Pardon,’ Tina Peters Asks Colorado Appeals Court to Release Her
Peters’ lawyer suggests she might even appeal her case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Far Right Escalates Calls For Violence to Free Tina Peters After Trump’s ‘Pardon’
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has reiterated that he would not release Peters.
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