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Nevada's yearslong criminal case against six Republicans accused of submitting a fake electoral certificate for President Trump was tossed out Thursday, marking the fourth such prosecution nationwide to fall apart.

A judge dismissed the case against the group, which includes Nevada GOP chair Michael McDonald and former Clark County Republican chair Jesse Law, after they pleaded not guilty to forgery and filing false documents, the Associated Press reported. The six had gathered outside Nevada's Legislature in a broadcast ceremony after the 2020 election, signing a certificate awarding the state's six electoral votes to Trump despite Joe Biden winning Nevada by more than 30,000 votes.

Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller erupted on Fox News Wednesday.

In conversation with anchor Will Cain, Miller accused Democrats of obstructing Trump administration policies on immigration, border security, and ideology.

President Donald Trump tried to intimidate the financial system into giving him all the services he wants, but MSNBC's Ari Melber was left stunned by the result.

Specifically, when Trump sued Capital One, alleging he was being discriminated against for his political views, the institution hit back, revealing that it had actually had to exclude him due to suspicious patterns that could indicate money laundering.

Oprah Winfrey publicly distanced herself from Dr. Phil McGraw and Mehmet Oz, two prominent MAGA-world fixtures.

Winfrey helped launch both Dr. Phil McGraw and Mehmet Oz's careers in the 1980s and 2000s.

Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) is facing yet another serious allegation on top of an existing avalanche of scandals.

Miller swore under oath he had video proof his girlfriend witnessed a disputed custody exchange with his ex-wife. But according to Mother Jones, new court filings suggest that evidence quietly fell apart — and his own attorneys allegedly never corrected the record with the judge who granted him protection based on it.