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Three men linked to a white supremacy extremist group were indicted for attacks on political rallies in 2017. But the trial has turned into chaos as the Justice Department alleges the now-retired judge was obsessed with conspiracy theories about Antifa.

Law.com reporter Meghann Cuniff was following the trial Tuesday as the DOJ appealed decisions by U.S. District Judge Cormac Carney, who has since left the bench after calling a Black clerk "street smart."

Lawyer Boris Epshteyn is among Donald Trump's longest-serving advisers, and now he's fighting his own legal battles as he enters a "not guilty" plea in an Arizona court.

In a New York Times profile on Epshteyn, the Trump shadow is described as one who typically leaves the spotlight to his boss — but, with new charges in Arizona, he's getting a leading role for the first time.

"The View's" co-host Joy Behar is concerned that Donald Trump is building a cult not unlike that whose members followed Jim Jones to Jonestown — where most committed mass suicide.

"The View" welcomed MSNBC host Rachel Maddow on Tuesday to promote season two of her podcast — and she quickly got sidetracked onto Trump's recent hush money trial.

Generation X — those born between 1965 and 1980 — are the first generation where a majority work in jobs that won't have a pension plan — and many of them fear they'll never be able to retire, according to a new book.

"Work, Retire, Repeat: The Uncertainty of Retirement in the New Economy" by Teresa Ghilarducci, explores the lives of those born after Baby Boomers and the struggle to live into old age with financial constraints, wrote CBS News.

The Capitol Police announced that they were investigating reports of a "suspicious substance" found in the Hart office building on Capitol Hill Tuesday.

Fox reporter Chad Pergram wrote that the substance was reportedly found near the office of Alaska Republican, Sen. Dan Sullivan.

Many critics have accused Donald Trump of being a "nepo baby" in the Trump Organization given how much he inherited from his father.

Yet, in a new book, Trump rails against the idea of children getting to where they are based on the success of their parents.

Author Ramin Setoodeh's book "Apprentice in Wonderland," dropped Tuesday and it features some odd admissions from Donald Trump and his heirs about their lives starring in a reality TV show, on the campaign trail, and in the aftermath of a 2020 election loss.

Of particular interest are revelations about Eric Trump, who often remains out of the spotlight compared to his elder brother, Donald Trump Jr.

Punchbowl reporter Andrew Desiderio revealed Democrats are ready to fight back against the Supreme Court's embrace of bump stocks.

Speaking to reporters on Monday, Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said something must be done to curb the extreme ruling from the High Court that made the previously outlawed addition to guns legal.

Former President Donald Trump and his supporters are dramatically overselling the extent to which they have improved their numbers with Black voters, a long solidly Democratic bloc of the electorate, wrote Philip Bump in an analysis for the Washington Post on Monday.

Trump held a campaign stop at a Black church in Detroit, widely touted by MAGA supporters, where the attendees of the event turned out to be almost exclusively white, Bump wrote.

The author of a new book on Donald Trump's reality TV show "The Apprentice" is revealing a bizarre debate over whether the ex-president created his own character on the show — or whether it was the creation of producer Mark Burnett.

In an excerpt of "Apprentice in Wonderland" published in the Washington Post Monday, author Ramin Setoodeh describes Trump's obsession with whether he would have run for president if he didn't have his NBC show.

The first time Donald Trump fired somebody on "The Apprentice," the Trump Tower shook, he told writer Ramin Setoodeh for a new book.

The publication, "Apprentice in Wonderland," is set to be released this week, and Setoodeh revealed more information from the pages with an excerpt in the Washington Post.