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News Nadler Says 'Waste of Time,' But Progressives Say 'Impeach Barr'—and Do It Now "Investigating and impeaching Barr ahead of the November election would be a powerful sign that the work of restoring the rule of law in America is well underway, even before the first presidential ballot is cast." Read more |
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News Reviving Emoluments Case, Federal Court Says Trump's Legal Objections 'Gravely Offend Separation of Powers' The president, said head of watchdog group, "should finally do the right thing and end the harms caused by his unconstitutional conduct." Read more |
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News President 'Not Above the Law,' Say Groups, as Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Trump Subpoena Cases With Vast Implications "The American people have the right to know whether the president is abusing power, concealing illegal activities, or dodging his taxes." Read more |
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News 'Oh, Hi, Corruption': Trump Organization Seeks Rent Relief for DC Hotel From Trump Administration "Whoever would have imagined this relationship would prove complicated and fraught? Oh, right, the Founders. Who prohibited it. In the Constitution." Read more |
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News 'Time Is of the Essence': After Wisconsin Fiasco, 150+ Civil Rights Groups Urge Congress to Protect 2020 Elections The organizations are demanding at least $4 billion in funding "to ensure that each state can provide a comprehensive approach that includes both vote-by-mail and in-person options safely and effectively. Read more |
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News 'Brazen' Ousting of Watchdog on Coronavirus Relief Oversight Panel by Trump Under Fire "That Trump is using a pandemic to cover for his attack on democracy should send a chill down the spine of every patriotic American." Read more |
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News 'An Astonishing Rate of Corruption': Trump Has Amassed 3,000 Conflicts of Interest Since Taking Office Government watchdog CREW revealed that the president racks up the equivalent of two conflicts of interest per day. Read more |
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News GOP Groups Spent Over $8 Million at Trump Businesses Since 2016: Report The spending at the hotels since Trump took office is completely out of step with such spending before his administration. Read more |
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News $2 Million and Compulsory Training for President's Children Called 'Poetic End' to Trump Charity Abuse Case The New York attorney general, whose office filed the suit, said that "no one is above the law—not a businessman, not a candidate for office, and not even the president of the United States." Read more |
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News After Repeated Violations of Constitution's Anti-Corruption Law, Trump Dismisses Emoluments Clause as 'Phony' "It would be cool if the courts and/or opposition party proved that the emoluments clause is not, in fact, phony." Read more |