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Criminal defendants from the January 6 attack and their motivations, including the influence of Donald Trump's rhetoric
Historians and expert surveys most commonly name James Buchanan as the single worst U.S. president for his failure to check the slide toward Civil War, though recent polls that mix contemporary criter...
The short answer: in the current legal and political landscape, it is improbable that Donald Trump can be barred from the next presidential ballot by state action alone; the Supreme Court has constrai...
A range of contemporary political figures and advisers — most prominently and several Republican allies and commentators — have used militaristic or “” style rhetoric, and outlets have reported those ...
Multiple legal and congressional bodies have examined threats and violence that commentators and investigators link to Donald Trump’s rhetoric: a bipartisan House select committee probed the Jan. 6, 2...
Three years of prosecutions that began in 2023 culminated in four separate criminal tracks: a Manhattan state trial that produced a conviction and an eventual unconditional discharge, two federal pros...
The widely circulated line "He tried to kill his own Vice President. Do you think he cares about you?" is a misquotation; Barack Obama did not say "he tried to kill his own Vice President," but instea...