National security attorney Bradley Moss on Friday argued that Trump supporters' stunned reaction to the former president's guilty verdict is a direct reflection of their media consumption.
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Federal prosecutors have indicted a trio of alleged US Capitol rioters -- including one who is accused of assaulting DC police officer Michael Fanone -- for planning to be violent together on January 6, according to court records and a Justice Department statement on Monday. 
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Over the weekend, a Virginia man was arrested for driving his truck into a crowd of protesters. It has now been revealed that the accused, Harry H. Rogers, is also the head of the Virginia chapter of the Ku Klux Klan.Wah
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Harming peaceful citizens has never made America great and it never will.
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As of Friday, the coronavirus pandemic has killed at least 50,000 people in the United States. That number is likely to be an undercount, and it’s possible we will never have a true reckoning. This article first appeared in Salon.
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A spokesperson for Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp fired back on Monday after allies of former President Donald Trump started spreading a new conspiracy theory that falsely claimed the governor's office was launching an investigation into 17,000 "invalid" votes cast in 2020.
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Chaos has broken out in the US as Trump supporters breach the Capitol Building.
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A television actress blames President Donald Trump for the coronavirus death of her grandfather. Holly Marie Combs, who appeared in the TV series “Charmed” and “Picket Fences,” revealed that her Trump-supporting grandfather had died from COVID-19 after the president downplayed the risks from the pandemic, reported UA Today. “He voted for you,” Combs tweeted at […]
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The Washington Post’s Jennifer Rubin said Trump uses language "that dense people think is smart and ignorant people imagine sounds erudite."...
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The moral of this story: using big words may make someone sound intelligent, but that doesn't mean they are intelligent.
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