Hare-brained schemes and legal loopholes helped cause havoc after the last presidential election. But there are many ways to contest a result. How?
Four years after Donald Trump claimed the 2020 election was stolen from him,the Republican candidate and his allies are actively sowing seeds of doubt about this year’s vote.
Much of the new filing focuses on Donald Trump’s dealings with then-vice president and running mate Mike Pence,who was pressured to overturn the 2020 election result.
On the eve of the January 6,2021 votes,the far-right Congressman presented colleagues with arguments they could use to oppose the will of the voters.
The billionaire’s ‘retirement’ from his controversial media empire might not protect him from litigants such as his fellow News Corp and Fox shareholders.
It’s possible what we’re seeing isn’t the effects of a growing movement of a destructive force,but rather the shaking and rattling of a poorly built car whose doors and wheels are about to fall off.
Mark Meadows’ aide says when she would enter his office,she “would sometimes find him leaning over the fire,feeding papers into it,watching to make sure they burned”.
One of Lachlan Murdoch’s biggest challenges will be how to handle Donald Trump in an election year.
Prosecutors want Trump restricted from giving statements about “the identity,testimony,or credibility of prospective witnesses”.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham came under scrutiny for a phone call he made to Georgia’s secretary of state in the days after the 2020 presidential election. Today,Graham told reporters:“This is troubling for the country. We can’t criminalise senators for doing their job.”
How can hundreds of Trump’s supporters be convicted and go to jail,but the man in whose name they acted not be accountable under the rule of law?