Neo-Nazi group marches in Pennsylvania -- in defiance of COVID-19 regulations

A legal battle is brewing as federal judges accuse Pauline Newman, a 95-year-old Reagan appointee who sits on the Federal Circuit, of committing "misconduct" by refusing to retire despite being incapacitated — and she has responded by suing her colleagues and accusing them of violating the Constitution, reported The Washington Post.

"The court is no longer assigning Newman new cases," reported Rachel Weiner. "Newman claims she was also stripped of her assistant, a law clerk and an office computer. Kimberly Moore, the Federal Circuit’s chief judge, has written that the staffers chose to leave and that Newman’s failure to understand the situation is a sign of her decline. Some of Newman’s fellow judges in court orders have accused Newman of 'paranoid' and 'bizarre' behavior. Newman says she’s fine and it’s her colleagues who have lost their minds."

According to MSNBC analyst Ken Dilanian, the fact that the grand jury convened by special counsel Jack Smith will reportedly reconvene this week after weeks of new revelations about Donald Trump's mishandling of documents should have everyone watching for possible indictments sooner than later.

Appearing on "Morning Joe," Dilantin put the MSNBC panel and Donald Trump on notice that "we're on indictment watch."

Florida Governor and 2024 GOP candidate Ron DeSantis and his wife Casey DeSantis recently visited Iowa for a campaign appearance, and once again, made their intention to wage a "War on Woke" clear.

NBC News Correspondent Dasha Burns shared a clip of her interview with the governor via Twitter, writing, "DeSantis and Trump are battling it out in the Governor’s first week as a candidate. A surprising split came on the “woke” issue with Trump stepping back and DeSantis leaning in. I asked DeSantis about it today: 'You've got to be willing to fight the woke' WATCH"