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Trump planned to oust acting AG to overturn Georgia election results: report

Former President Trump sought to oust his acting attorney general in a bid to overturn the presidential election results in Georgia, according to a new bombshell report in The New York Times.

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Capitol riot dilemma: Which rioters should stay behind bars before trial?

Capitol riot dilemma: Which rioters should stay behind bars before trial? CNN 1/23/2021 By Katelyn Polantz, CNN © Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images Trump supporters gather on the US Capitol Building on January 06, 2021 in Washington, DC. Not all the Capitol rioters are riotous enough to stay in jail. But the question of which ones are has become one of the thorniest issues for courts to decide, more than two weeks after a pro-Donald Trump mob attacked the US Capitol. Four times so far, judges across the country have disagreed with the Justice Department s attempt to keep locked up alleged rioters who breached the Capitol on January 6. The latest ruling came Friday night in Tennessee, where a judge decided to release a man who s become known for the zip-tie-like restraints he carried and the black helmet and body armor he wore into the Senate chamber that day.

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Trump actions illustrate why Congress must pass the For the People Act

Trump actions illustrate why Congress must pass the For the People Act Matt Keller, Opinion Contributor © Getty Images Trump actions illustrate why Congress must pass the For the People Act President Trump took the United States down the path trod by scores of developing-world nations which - after letting their guard down for just a second - ended up on a path of violence, insurrection and dictatorship. When Trump began sowing the seeds of doubt in vote by mail and absentee balloting, he set the stage for both inciting and organizing an insurrection whose violence is not yet over. Before this, his shameless purges of administration officials who questioned both the legality and the morality of his attempts to pressure Ukraine into assisting his reelection campaign were done to clear his administration of any pesky naysayers who might give voice to democratic values.

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Trump s pardons harshly criticized by legal experts

Trump s pardons harshly criticized by legal experts John Kruzel © Getty Images Trump s pardons harshly criticized by legal experts Donald Trump s final act in office was an eleventh-hour exercise of the pardon power, a presidential prerogative the founders built into the Constitution to let the nation s top executive deliver mercy upon a select and deserving few. The latest batch of clemency grants to more than 140 people came shortly after midnight Wednesday and included notable figures like Trump s former chief strategist Stephen Bannon and rapper Lil Wayne, as well as some lesser-known cases spotlighted by criminal justice advocates. According to legal experts, Trump s final gesture in some ways parallels those of recent White House predecessors like George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton, who also courted controversy by issuing pardons as they left office. Yet Trump s overall track record on pardons is also emblematic of a norm-shattering approach to the pres

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Trump s lawyers seek clarity about how tax-return case will proceed following Biden inauguration

President Trump's personal lawyers requested that a federal judge schedule a teleconference to discuss how a lawsuit about House Democrats' request for Trump's tax returns will proceed during the new administration and Congress.In a motion filed Tuesday evening, hours before President-elect Joe Biden takes office, Trump's lawyers expressed concerns that the new administration could provide House Democrats with the outgoing president's tax.

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