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Trump and Musk say they like working together and will keep at it. Will it last?
Read full article: Trump and Musk say they like working together and will keep at it. Will it last?It’s been a lingering question since the election: How long can a partnership between two billionaires who love being the center of attention last.
Drug used in federal executions under Trump may cause 'unnecessary pain and suffering,' Garland says
Read full article: Drug used in federal executions under Trump may cause 'unnecessary pain and suffering,' Garland saysThe Justice Department is rescinding its protocol for federal executions that allowed for single-drug lethal injections with pentobarbital.
From 'an attempted coup' to chaos, searing moments of Jan. 6
Read full article: From 'an attempted coup' to chaos, searing moments of Jan. 6Through eight hearings, 20 live witnesses and dozens of hours of recorded testimony, the House Jan. 6 committee has focused its case squarely on former President Donald Trump.
Jan. 6 witnesses push Trump stalwarts back to rabbit hole
Read full article: Jan. 6 witnesses push Trump stalwarts back to rabbit holeInstead of convincing Donald Trump's most loyal supporters of his misdeeds, the revelations from the hearings into the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol are prompting many of them to reassert their views that he was correct in falsely asserting a claim to victory.
Jan. 6 hearings: What we've learned, and what's next
Read full article: Jan. 6 hearings: What we've learned, and what's nextHouse investigators are trying to make a methodical case that President Donald Trump’s lies about the 2020 election led directly to the insurrection by his supporters at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
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Barr's special counsel move could tie up his successor
Read full article: Barr's special counsel move could tie up his successorWASHINGTON – Outgoing Attorney General William Barr's decision to appoint a special counsel to investigate the handling of the Russia probe ensures his successor won't have an easy transition. But the maneuvering over the special counsel is especially significant because it saddles Democrats with an investigation that they've derided as tainted. A special counsel can only be dismissed for cause. The Biden transition did not respond to a request for comment on the special counsel appointment. But Barr's decision could influence whom the president-elect puts forth as a nominee for attorney general.

Trump promotes Epstein-Clintons conspiracy theory
Read full article: Trump promotes Epstein-Clintons conspiracy theory(CNN) - President Donald Trump on Saturday promoted a conspiracy theory linking the Clinton family to the death of multimillionaire and accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, the latest instance of Trump propagating baseless conspiracy theories and falsehoods. Both Trump and Bill Clinton were friendly with Epstein in previous decades, but Trump seized on the conspiracy theory Saturday in his latest dig at the Clintons. Angel Urea, a spokesman for the former president, called the conspiracy theory "ridiculous, and of course not true." Trump was not the only official in his administration to promote the Epstein-Clintons conspiracy theory. On Sunday, two 2020 Democratic presidential candidates called out Trump for retweeting the Epstein conspiracy theory and the President's history of spreading baseless claims.

Federal judge says DOJ can't swap out legal team in census case
Read full article: Federal judge says DOJ can't swap out legal team in census caseThe Supreme Court ponders whether a citizenship question should be included on the 2020 census form. (CNN) - A federal judge in New York said on Tuesday that the Justice Department cannot swap out its legal team in the census citizenship question case. Trump is still considering an executive order in an effort to force a citizenship question onto the 2020 census, according to officials familiar with the situation. "I have long heard that the appointment of Supreme Court Justices is a President's most important decision. There are two other live challenges over the 2020 census and its inclusion of a citizenship question before other federal judges.