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In contrast to Fulton County, Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis' broad, far-reaching case, special counsel Jack Smith's prosecution of former President Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election results is often described by legal experts as lean and mean.

But according to CNN reporters Zachary Cohen and Paula Reid, Smith is, in some ways, "widening" his investigation. And this increases the possibility that some of Trump's allies "could still face legal peril" because of their efforts to help Trump stay in office in 2020 despite losing the election to now-President Joe Biden.

According to a Tuesday morning report from CNN, it appears that special counsel Jack Smith is following new leads and looking into more attempts to breach voting equipment in multiple states by operatives tied to Donald Trump.

With Smith having already filed indictments against the former president in Florida and Washington, D.C., the new reporting opens the prospect that yet another round of indictments may be forthcoming, as well as painting a portrait of an even more wide-ranging conspiracy to steal the 2020 presidential election.

A new report from Rolling Stone claims that many aides to former President Donald Trump are working behind the scenes to prevent him from tapping either Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) or failed Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake as his vice presidential pick.

Sources tell the publication that Greene and Lake are both in a "death race" to be Trump's vice president, and Greene has been trash-talking Lake behind the scenes as a "grifter" who isn't a true conservative.

From August 24-30, the Rupert Murdoch-owned Wall Street Journal conducted a poll that showed former President Donald Trump leading second-place candidate Ron DeSantis by 46 percent among 2024 GOP presidential primary voters. But what the Journal reports and what its conservative editorial board would like to see happen are two different things.

The board, which has often been critical of Trump but without going full-fledged Never Trumper, is hoping that a major alternative to the former president will emerge in the primary. But Trump remains the frontrunner, and only a few rival candidates — namely, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and former Rep. Will Hurd (R-Texas) — have been outright scathing in their criticism of him.

Arizona was key to Joe Biden’s victory in 2020, and his 10,000-vote victory over Donald Trump was the second-closest battleground state Biden won that year. But the limited early public polling on the 2024 campaign shows the president neck-and-neck with Trump in a rematch, and the state is almost certain to be closely contested next year as both parties vie to win the state’s 11 electoral votes.

President Joe Biden mocked Donald Trump during a Labor Day rally, calling his predecessor a “great real estate” developer who “didn’t build a damn thing,” The New York Post reported.

Biden touted his administration’s efforts to boost the nation’s infrastructure at the Pennsylvania event.

Britain's Charles III reaches the milestone of his first year as king this week, with his reign so far characterized by a smooth transition from that of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

The anniversary on Friday is expected to be marked privately, given the date is also that of his mother's death at the age of 96.