What NY Prosecutors Could Learn From Trump's Tax Records
Former prosecutors say the trove of records could give investigators new tools to determine whether Trump lied to lenders or tax officials, before or after he took office.
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Executioners Downplayed Inmates' Reactions to Controversial Lethal Injection Drug
An Associated Press review of court filings shows executioners who put 13 inmates to death during the Trump presidency offered sanitized, incomplete versions of the executions to judges
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Impeachment Over, Congress Shifts Focus to Security Failures
The end of Donald Trump’s impeachment trial is only the beginning of Congress’ reckoning with the riot of Jan. 6.
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3 Ways That Trump's Impeachment May Pay Off for Democrats — Or Backfire
After former President Trump’s second impeachment trial ended in an acquittal, he said in a statement that his work had only just begun. With Trump appearing likely to remain a major figure in Republican politics, did the impeachment leave Democrats with any advantages? NBCLX’s Noah Pransky explains three ways that Trump’s impeachment’s could help ... -
Dem's Lawsuit Accuses Trump of Inciting Deadly Capitol Riot
The House Homeland Security chairman has sued Donald Trump, accusing him of inciting the deadly insurrection at the Capitol
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Key Moments From Day 4 of Trump's 2nd Impeachment Trial
The fourth day included a question-and-answer session and culminated with Capitol police officer Eugene Goodman being awarded the Congressional Gold Medal for his actions on Jan. 6. Here are other key moments from the day.
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Attorney Fails to Answer Question About When Trump Learned About Capitol Breach
When asked “exactly when” former President Donald Trump learned of the breach at the U.S. Capitol, Trump attorney did not answer the question. “On the day, we have a tweet [from Trump] at 2:48, so it was certainly sometime before then,” one of Trump’s attorneys said.
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Trump Lawyers: Impeachment Based on Hatred, Not Facts
Lawyers for Donald Trump are arguing that his impeachment trial is no more than a campaign of “hatred” against the former president
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Key Moments from Day 3 of Trump's 2nd Impeachment Trial
House managers leading the second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump wrapped up their case Thursday. Here are the top moments you may have missed.
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Trump Was Sicker From COVID Than the Public Was Told at the Time, Report Says
President Donald Trump lost to Joe Biden in the election after months of downplaying the Covid pandemic. He caught coronavirus shortly before the election.
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Rep. Castro: ‘Let Us Remind the World That We Are Truly Their North Star'
House impeachment manager Joaquin Castro, D-Texas, stressed the need for the country to regain its status as the “north star” of Democracy by impeaching President Donald Trump.
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Convict Trump Or Face Dire Democracy Damage, Prosecutors Say
Democratic prosecutors in Donald Trump’s impeachment trial are arguing that dire harm from his false and violent incitements will long vex American democracy unless the Senate convicts him of impeachment and bars him from future office
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Key Moments from Day 2 of 2nd Trump Impeachment Trial
The day started with a warning from House Democrats that graphic videos from the Capitol Riot would be played throughout the day. Here are some of the other key moments.
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Trump Attorney Calls 14th Amendment Impeachment Argument ‘Ridiculous'
Former President Donald Trump’s attorney, Bruce Castor, said arguing that Trump violated the 14th Amendment and incited an insurrection is “ridiculous.” “It doesn’t take a Constitutional scholar to recognize that [the 14th Amendment] is written for people who fought for the Confederacy… and it doesn’t take a Constitutional scholar to require that t...
