The Republican senators who could be headaches for Trump's nominees
If Trump nominates a candidate who Democrats uniformly oppose, he will only be able to lose four votes from his own party.
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Brazil authorities link Supreme Court bomb attack to extremist discourse
A Supreme Court Justice has linked a failed bomb attack on Brazil's Supreme Court on Wednesday with far-right hate speech ...
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Where Trump AG pick Matt Gaetz stands on abortion, LGBTQ+ rights and criminal justice
Gaetz would lead the Department of Justice, which last year declined to bring charges against him in a sex trafficking ...
City Council votes to rename controversial Taney Street after Philadelphia educator and civil rights advocate Caroline LeCount
The street is named for a late Supreme Court justice who supported slavery. Under the bill passed Thursday, it will be the ...
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Conservative calls on Mike Johnson to block Trump plan to 'eviscerate' Senate rules
A conservative legal activist who landed in hot water during Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings called on House speaker ...
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Supreme Court explains why it sided with Afenyo-Markin in vacant seats controversy
The Supreme Court finally delivered its reasons supporting the overturning of Alban Bagbin’s decision in the controversy ...
Analysis: How Trump plans to get his ‘mega-Maga’ team approved - and what it would mean
Trump Force One was cruising toward Washington DC when the controversial plan to appoint Matt Gaetz as attorney general was ...
Gaetz pick shows value Trump places on loyalty — and retribution — as he returns to Washington
WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump has had few defenders in Congress as reliable as Matt Gaetz, who has thundered at one ...
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What Is the U.S. Attorney General? Current and Past AGs as Trump Nominates Gaetz
The U.S. Attorney General is the head of the Department of Justice (DOJ) and serves as the chief law ... may personally argue ...
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An Election Is No Reason to Postpone Trump’s Felony Sentencing
Justice Juan Merchan originally scheduled the sentencing of Donald Trump for July, after Trump was convicted of 34 felonies in the New York hush-money case. But after the Supreme Court ruled on July 1 ...
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Lawyers for January 6 Defendants Seek To Delay Cases Until After Trump Inauguration, Hoping for Pardons From New President
President Trump will soon be in a position to make good on his pardon pledge, but the scope of who will receive clemency is ...