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The Most Important Criminal Prosecution in American History

Despite the risks, the Justice Department’s case against Donald Trump is necessary and just. By Ankush Khardori

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January 6 Was ‘Right Out of the Giuliani Playbook’

By Matt Stieb Rudy Giuliani’s biographer on the sordid new revelations about “co-conspirator 1” in the latest Trump indictment.

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The Latest Trump Indictment Makes 2024 All About 2020

By Ed Kilgore There will be no “moving on” from the last election now.

THE FEED

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right to shelter

‘We Can’t Sleep Because of the Worry’

By Luis Feliz Leon

Overnight at the Roosevelt Hotel, where hundreds of migrants are still waiting for somewhere to go.

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trump indictment

Trump Did Not Luck Out With the Judge in His January 6 Case

Judge Tanya Chutkan has issued severe sentences for Capitol rioters and once ruled against Trump’s attempt to keep info from the House inquiry.

Six Co-Conspirators in January 6 Indictment Have Been Identified: Live Updates

By Intelligencer Staff

It’s the second federal indictment of Trump this year.

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just asking questions

January 6 Was ‘Right Out of the Giuliani Playbook’

Rudy Giuliani’s biographer on the sordid new revelations about “co-conspirator 1” in the latest Trump indictment.

U.S. v. Trump Is the Most Important Criminal Prosecution in American History

By Ankush Khardori

Despite the risks, the Justice Department’s case against Donald Trump is necessary and just.

trump indictment

trump indictment

The Latest Trump Indictment Makes 2024 All About 2020

There will be no “moving on” from the last election now.

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early and often

The Case(s) Against Donald Trump

It’s hard to keep track, so we made a guide.

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gilgo beach murders

Gilgo Beach Prosecutors Have Hundreds of Hours of Video Evidence: Updates

By Nia Prater, Chas Danner, and Margaret Hartmann

The prosecution claimed they had a “massive” amount of evidence in a short hearing on Tuesday in which the suspect looked on in silence.

The Mets Have Given Up Entirely on 2023

By Benjamin Hart

It’s the hope that kills you.

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the national interest

Pence Makes It Clear Why It’s Necessary to Prosecute Trump

By Jonathan Chait

The GOP punishes the man who was “too honest,” not the coup leader.

What Dan Doctoroff Built

By Justin Davidson

Under Mayor Bloomberg, the power broker remade the city with astonishing speed. Now, as New York is again mired in crisis, he faces his own.

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the inside game

Joe Biden vs. Tommy Tuberville: How the President Picks His Enemies

By Gabriel Debenedetti

Tommy Tuberville is just the latest Republican foil.

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trump indictment

Jack Smith Exposes Trump’s Lies and Shows He Understands Politics

The meta-theme of the January 6 charges is “Trump lied; democracy nearly died.” His credibility may take a hit no matter what else happens.

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trump indictment

The Craziest Details From the Trump January 6 Indictment

Pence’s team believed he was in danger as Trump pressured him to join the plot and Giuliani leaned on senators to slow the election certification.

Abortion Extremist DeSantis Gets Attacked by Abortion Extremists

He signed a draconian six-week ban for Florida but has run afoul of activists by refusing to back a national ban.

NYT Poll Shows Trump Has a Very Decent Shot of Winning in 2024

Right now, it’s a tight rematch between two unpopular candidates.

What We Know About the Killing of O’Shae Sibley

The NYPD is investigating the violent death of a 28-year-old dancer at a gas station as a hate crime.

What Ending Legacy Admissions Won’t Fix

Elite-college admissions reflect deep problems with the state of higher education.

How AI Will Change the News Business: 3 Theories

By John Herrman

The media industry is panicky. The tech companies are opaque. But some scenarios are starting to take shape.

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the city politic

With One Easy Trick, Eric Adams Can Fix NYC’s Housing Lottery

It’s time to let go of a city policy that promotes segregated neighborhoods.

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early and often

Legal Bills Are Wiping Out Trump’s PAC

Trump’s Save America PAC spent over $21 million on legal fees in the first half of 2023, and more indictments and a lot more billable hours loom.

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early and often

DeSantis and Black Republicans Struggle Over Anti-Anti-Racism Movement

When he criticizes the Black Republican validators of the GOP’s racial righteousness as woke, DeSantis is playing with fire.

New Jersey Lieutenant Governor Sheila Oliver Dies at 71

Oliver was hospitalized Monday while she was serving as acting governor when Governor Phil Murphy was out of the country.

Twitter’s New X Is Officially a Bad Sign

Neighbors and city building inspectors were not thrilled about Elon Musk’s giant new strobe light atop X-Twitter’s San Francisco headquarters.

Asylum Seekers Are Sleeping on Buses Outside the Roosevelt Hotel

An intake center at the Roosevelt Hotel reached capacity, forcing asylum seekers to take shelter in buses over the weekend.