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Trump’s radical agenda will ultimately reach a supreme court stacked in favor of conservatives

Court has already dramatically limited ability of lower courts to issue injunctions to pause administration policies across the US

The Guardian - US

Trump fired the Librarian of Congress. Now Dems want to change the hiring process - Roll Call

Congress should have that power, not the president, some say, after Trump removed Library of Congress head Carla Hayden from her post.

Roll Call

Trump White House will put sponsor’s name on Easter Egg Roll for $200,000

Pitch document breaking with tradition raises new concerns over administration’s links to corporate backers

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Elon Musk's Secret Government Email Address Exposed—Now Watchdogs Want Answers

Watchdogs argue that Trump doesn't have the authority to categorically exclude Musk and DOGE from any accountability measures.

International Business Times UK

Elon Musk’s mass government cuts could make private companies millions

Defense and tech firms – including Musk’s own – await potential contracts as Doge decimates US agencies

The Guardian - US

Republicans targeted Hunter Biden’s board role, but overlook Trump Jr’s

Hunter Biden was accused of influencing policy for personal gain. His critics aren’t upset over Trump Jr’s similar role.

Al Jazeera

Trump win poised to bolster congressional investigative power - Roll Call

House Republicans are looking forward to pursuing their congressional investigations under a Trump administration with a friendlier DOJ.

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Emboldened and unshackled: What a second Trump presidency means for America

ANALYSIS: His third campaign was defined by a promise of retribution and a sharpened nativist agenda to take America back again, Alex Woodward reports

The Independent UK

How the Supreme Court’s immunity ruling opened the door for a shocking question: Can presidents kill their rivals?

A hypothetical scenario that lets Trump send SEAL Team 6 to assassinate his rivals has raised alarms for what a president could do without legal restraints, Alex Woodward reports

The Independent UK

Samuel Alito has an ethics problem

Legal experts say its time for the Supreme Court's ethics code to grow some teeth

Salon

Trump is likely to stay on the ballot. One insurrectionist wasn’t so lucky

In 2022, Otero county became the first place in over 100 years to remove a politician using section 3 of the 14th amendment

The Guardian - US

What's next after Colorado? Here's where other challenges to Trump's candidacy stand

Lawsuits in more than a dozen states are looking to follow a Colorado court's lead in declaring former President Donald Trump ineligible for election in 2024 due to his role in the Jan. 6 attack.

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Lawsuit contends Constitution’s ‘insurrection’ clause bars Trump from running again for president

As former President Donald Trump leads the GOP pack heading into 2024 he faces four criminal cases. A lawsuit alleges he cannot run based on a clause prohibiting those who support insurrection from seeking higher office.

Chicago Sun-Times

Months after explosive report, lawmakers still unsure how to handle Capitol architect

WASHINGTON — It’s been more than three months since a damning inspector general report was published listing a series of alleged offenses committed by Architect of the Capitol J. Brett Blanton, and more than two months since a group of Democrats called for his resignation.

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Months after explosive report, lawmakers still unsure how to handle Capitol architect - Roll Call

Architect of the Capitol J. Brett Blanton has kept his job as procedural questions swirl, months after a damning inspector general report.

Tribune News Service

US Rep. Drew Ferguson voted in Georgia county where he no longer lives, records show

ATLANTA — U.S. Rep. Drew Ferguson, a Republican from west Georgia who has raised concerns in the past about election fraud, voted three times this year in Troup County. But Ferguson no longer lives at the address where he’s registered to vote after he sold his house in April and…

Tribune News Service

Trump’s presidential run faces legal challenges over his role in Jan. 6 ‘insurrection’

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump faces an unprecedented effort to disqualify him from being on the ballot again over his role in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, raising the specter of legal chaos in the 2024 election long before voters go to the polls.

Salon

Trump loyalist booted from office

State judge bars "Cowboy for Trump" from ever holding any office after declaring Jan. 6 riot an “insurrection"

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Qualified blind trust proposal receives chilled reception at congressional stock hearing - Roll Call

Members and experts doubted the effectiveness and practicality of placing lawmaker assets in a qualified blind trust.

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