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David Gilbert / VICE:
‘I Want Blood’: Heavily-Armed Trump Supporters Say They'll Protest Trump's Indictment — “Just buying more ammo,” one Trump supporter posted in a right-wing messaging board. — Supporters of former president Donald Trump are planning mass protests at a Miami courthouse on Tuesday, following Trump's indictment last week.
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Philip Bump / Washington Post:
The impossible challenge of telling Trump fans the truth — In the abstract, it is as robust a rejection of former president Donald Trump's claims as could be arranged: His former attorney general, who earned a well-deserved reputation for his dogged defenses of Trump, appearing on Fox News …
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New York Times:
Floridians Would Make Up Trump's Jury Pool. Here's What Some Are Saying. — The complicated feelings among some residents about former President Donald J. Trump and the case against him reflect the complicated politics of the state. — Nick Madigan reported from Miami and Verónica Zaragovia from Palm Beach County, Fla.
Dominick Mastrangelo / The Hill:
Fox News's Turley: Trump could face ‘terminal sentence’ if DOJ proves even one count — Fox News legal analyst Jonathan Turley says former President Trump could die in prison if convicted on just one count after being indicted by the Justice Department last week on dozens of charges related to his handling of classified documents.
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The Daily Wire, BizPac Review, Fox News and Mediaite
Geraldine DeRuiter / Washington Post:
We need to talk about Trump's bathroom chandelier — Designers (and one epidemiologist) weigh in on the peculiar light fixture from the Trump indictment photos — Last week, former president Donald Trump was indicted on charges that he mishandled classified documents, allegedly storing them in …
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Mediaite, HuffPost, Rolling Stone and IJR
New York Times:
Trump Has Options for Fighting Charges, but They Might Face Challenges — The former president has already tested a variety of arguments to challenge his indictment in the classified documents case. They could be hard to sustain in court. — Former President Donald J. Trump and his advisers …
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The Hill, Washington Examiner, Bernard Goldberg's Commentary, Raw Story, Bloomberg and The Atlantic
Tess Owen / VICE:
Proud Boys Too Upset About Bud Light to Care About Trump's Indictment
Proud Boys Too Upset About Bud Light to Care About Trump's Indictment
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Talking Points Memo and Raw Story
Jason Lange / Reuters:
Exclusive: Trump holds double-digit lead after federal indictment - Reuters/Ipsos poll
Exclusive: Trump holds double-digit lead after federal indictment - Reuters/Ipsos poll
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Julia Davis / The Daily Beast:
Putin's Pals Dream Up Fresh Plot to Help Trump Beat Biden
Putin's Pals Dream Up Fresh Plot to Help Trump Beat Biden
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Raw Story, Wall Street Journal, Mediaite and Power Line
The Conversation:
‘If you want to die in jail, keep talking’ - two national security law experts discuss the special treatment for Trump and offer him some advice
‘If you want to die in jail, keep talking’ - two national security law experts discuss the special treatment for Trump and offer him some advice
Jacob Knutson / Axios:
New criminal charges haven't changed Republicans' view of Trump, polls say
New criminal charges haven't changed Republicans' view of Trump, polls say
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Andrew O'Hehir / Salon:
Trump's “peril is extreme”: Former federal prosecutor on the historic Mar-a-Lago indictment
Trump's “peril is extreme”: Former federal prosecutor on the historic Mar-a-Lago indictment
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Voice of America, USA Today, The Weekly Sift, Raw Story, Washington Post and New York Times
Slate:
Aileen Cannon's Previous Rulings About Trump Demand Her Recusal — Soon after the news broke that Donald Trump will become the first former president to face federal criminal charges—37 counts that include willful retention of national defense information under the Espionage Act …
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Isaac Chotiner / New Yorker:
Will the Judge in Trump's Case Recuse Herself—or Be Forced To?
Will the Judge in Trump's Case Recuse Herself—or Be Forced To?
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Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Washington Times, claytoonz, Althouse, Florida Bulldog and Washington Press
Jay Weaver / Miami Herald:
Magistrate to preside over Trump's arraignment, not controversial Judge Aileen Cannon
Magistrate to preside over Trump's arraignment, not controversial Judge Aileen Cannon
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The Messenger, USA Today, The Gateway Pundit and Raw Story
Elaina Plott Calabro / The Atlantic:
A Star Reporter's Break With Reality — Lara Logan was once a respected 60 Minutes correspondent. Now she trades in conspiracy theories that even far-right media disavow. What happened? — the footage is shown before she takes the stage: Lara Logan in a headscarf, addressing the camera from the streets of Mogadishu.
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Political Wire, more at Mediagazer »
Brooke Singman / Fox News:
Grassley: Burisma executive who allegedly paid Biden has audio recordings of conversations with Joe, Hunter — Biden was allegedly paid $5M by a high-level Burisma executive as part of a bribery scheme — Sen. Chuck Grassley said Monday that the Burisma executive who allegedly paid Joe Biden …
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Jeffrey M. Jones / Gallup:
More Say Birth Gender Should Dictate Sports Participation — WASHINGTON, D.C. — A larger majority of Americans now (69%) than in 2021 (62%) say transgender athletes should only be allowed to compete on sports teams that conform with their birth gender. Likewise, fewer endorse transgender athletes …
Mike Allen / Axios:
Scoop: Fox sends Tucker Carlson cease-and-desist letter — Fox News has sent a “cease and desist” letter to Tucker Carlson as he ramps up a competing series on Twitter that drew a combined 169 million views for its first two episodes, Axios has learned.
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Bristow Marchant / The State:
Midlands teacher's lesson on racism halted after complaints, citing state law — A Midlands school district shut down classroom discussion of a book on racism after complaints that it violated a state law prohibiting instruction on controversial topics related to race.
Jason Wilson / The Guardian:
Republican official appears to have moved $1.3m from non-profit to own law firm — RNC committeewoman Harmeet Dhillon takes $120,000 salary from non-profit Center for American Liberty for two-hour week — The San Francisco lawyer Harmeet Dhillon is a fixture on Fox News who has garnered support …
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Digby's Hullabaloo and Raw Story
Brad Reed / Raw Story:
Trump-backed Arizona ‘audit’ was even more of a debacle than previously known: newly unearthed texts — The Trump-backed “audit” of the 2020 election in Arizona ended disastrously for the former president as it not only confirmed President Joe Biden won the state, but it actually gave …
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Ryan J. Reilly / NBC News:
DOJ seeks 14 years for Jan. 6 rioter who called Trump ‘dad,’ drove stun gun into Michael Fanone's neck — Daniel “D.J.” Rodriguez wrote in a letter to the former officer he assaulted that he wished he was smarter. The feds say his actions amount to terrorism.
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Raw Story and Political Wire
Robinson Meyer / Heatmap News:
Almost Everyone Got the Smoke Wrong — What happened? — No, seriously — what happened? — Last week, the American megalopolis, that string of jewels on the old Atlantic coast, found itself shrouded by wildfire smoke. New York City's air turned ashen and dun, then glowed a supernatural amber.
Roland Li / San Francisco Chronicle:
Exclusive: Westfield giving up S.F. mall in wake of Nordstrom closure, plunging sales and foot traffic — Westfield is giving up its namesake San Francisco mall in the wake of Nordstrom's planned closure, surrendering the city's biggest shopping center to its lender after foot traffic and sales plunged during the pandemic.
Caroline Vakil / The Hill:
Ohio's top court rules parts of ballot measure at center of abortion fight must be rewritten — The Ohio Supreme Court ruled on Monday that a ballot measure at the center of an abortion fight in the state needed to be partially rewritten ahead of an August election, but ruled against Democratic litigants on some of their key requests.
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Zoe Greenberg / The Philadelphia Inquirer:
Two Rhode Island officials visited Philly. They were so rude their state launched two separate investigations. — The trouble between Philadelphia and the state of Rhode Island began in early March.That's when two Rhode Island officials came to tour Bok, the former South Philly vocational school …
Alex Griffing / Mediaite:
Tim Scott Changes Tune and Calls Trump Indictment a ‘Serious Case With Serious Allegations’ — Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC), who is challenging Donald Trump for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, conceded on Monday that the 37-criminal count federal indictment against the former is indeed a “serious case with serious allegations.”
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Washington Post:
Fred Ryan to leave Washington Post after nine years as publisher — Ryan, chief executive of The Post for most of the decade since Jeff Bezos bought it, will lead the new Center on Public Civility at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation — Fred Ryan, the publisher and chief executive …
Stephen Battaglio / Los Angeles Times:
‘The Beat’ goes on for MSNBC's legal savant Ari Melber amid Trump indictments — As the legal heat turns up under former President Trump, MSNBC's Ari Melber is having a moment. — The parade of legal experts who appear daily on “The Beat With Ari Melber” include the 2024 Republican …
Joe Killian / NC Newsline:
Ida B. Wells Society canceled programs for young journalists after UNC withheld millions in funding — In an exclusive interview, society cofounder Nikole Hannah-Jones expresses frustration with the inexplicable delay — Nearly six months after the Ida B. Wells Society …
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The Hill:
GOP conservatives say they'll end House floor blockade — for now — House conservatives said Monday that they're ready to end their blockade of the House floor — at least temporarily — while they continue discussions with Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) about ways to grant the hardliners …
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Katherine Doyle / NBC News:
White House press secretary violated Hatch Act, government watchdog says — Karine Jean-Pierre violated a law designed to limit how officials engage in politics when she referred to “MAGA Republicans” ahead of the midterm elections, the agency said. — White House press secretary Karine …
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Jonathan V. Last / Bulwark+:
Why Do Republicans Have a Selective Ability to Understand the Law? — When it comes to grasping complicated legal technicalities, Republican voters are weirdly inconsistent. — ∙ Paid — If you care, the NYT asked me for short thoughts on Trump's strength as a candidate. You can find them here.
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Rachel M. Cohen / Vox:
The little-noticed court decision that changed homelessness in America — Is there a right to sleep outside? — Five years ago, a federal court issued a crucial ruling. People experiencing homelessness, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals said, can't be punished for sleeping outside …
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FOX31 Denver, Fox News and Los Angeles Times
Julia Mueller / The Hill:
GOP rep accuses DOJ of setting trap to imprison Trump supporters: ‘They want J6 again’ — Rep. Clay Higgins (R-La.) has accused the Justice Department of setting a trap to imprison supporters of former President Trump, who has called for protests in response to his latest indictment over allegedly mishandling classified documents.
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Mediaite, Congressman Clay Higgins and Raw Story