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'Unhinged': Trump's guillotine warning sends shudder of fear rippling across the U.S.

Former President Donald Trump shocked the nation Wednesday when he made a campaign cash-grab that included the declared "haul out the guillotine" — and warned that heads would roll if Joe Biden wins the election.

Trump's contradictory message — both summoning the mass execution device he's floated with staffers before then claiming it would be used against him and his allies — had critics relying on one word to describe the presumptive Republican nominee: "Unhinged."

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'Haul out the guillotine': Trump unveils disturbing new campaign message

Former President Donald Trump has a disturbing new campaign cash-grab demand: "Haul out the guillotine."

Trump warned heads will roll following his criminal conviction on felony charges in New York City in a campaign fundraising email shared on X Wednesday morning by CNN anchor Jim Acosta.

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'Pornographically violent': Rachel Maddow unleashes no-holds-barred attack on Trump

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow attacked the former president in a brief commentary on Tuesday, addressing comments he had made over the weekend.

The MSNBC host joined colleague Nicolle Wallace to discuss the speech Donald Trump gave in Las Vegas, Nevada, over the weekend that left even Republicans scratching their head.

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Mrs. Alito should spend more time on her religion and less time on flags: legal expert

A former prosecutor criticized Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's wife, saying she distorted and perverted religion to justify a "petty" desire to fly an anti-LGBTQ flag in response to a Pride flag in her neighborhood.

Justice Alito's wife, Martha Ann, was outed on a recording Monday in which she railed against her perceived foes and complained about the backlash over the flags that she and her husband hung at their homes. A photo of the Alito home after the 2020 election was spotted flying an American flag upside down, which was adopted by the "Stop the Steal" movement. Another flag was spotted over Alito's beach home saying, "An Appeal to Heaven." It is another flag brought to the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, The New York Times reported.

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Cannon's rulings fuel fears of undermining separate Trump case

Judge Aileen Cannon's recent rulings in the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump have raised concerns amongst legal experts about possible attempts to undermine special counsel Jack Smith.

Cannon approved Trump's request to continue delaying his trial in Florida, where he is charged with taking documents from the White House to Mar-a-Lago, refusing to turn them over when requested, and conspiring to hide the documents and obstructing justice.

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Trump campaign scrubs well wishes for Hunter Biden from official conviction response

Former President Donald Trump's campaign rescinded and reissued its response to Hunter Biden's criminal conviction to scrub well wishes for President Joe Biden's son, according to a new report.

Trump's campaign sent CNN two statements regarding the guilty verdict in Hunter Biden's Delaware federal court case on felony gun charges linked to his admitted drug addiction, the news outlet reported Tuesday.

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Hunter Biden verdict puts a nail in ​coffin of Trump's weaponized DOJ claim: critics

Hunter Biden's guilty verdict in his trial on gun crimes Tuesday prompted a range of responses.

Politico judicial reporter Kyle Cheney pointed out that some thought that, because of the power of the Biden family combined with the fact that the trial was in their home state of Delaware, Hunter would get a pass.

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'F​ear her': GOP sources reveal Marjorie Taylor Greene directly threatened James Comer

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene threatened Rep. James Comer when he urged her to apologize to Rep. Jasmine Crockett over the two women's viral screaming match in House chambers last month, multiple Republican sources have revealed to CNN.

The Georgia Republican told Comer her "people" would not tolerate any effort to silence her, which multiple witnesses said was a reference to the looming threat of Greene's MAGA base, according to the report.

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'Whoa': Legal analysts stunned by Garland's new slap-back to MAGA

Legal analysts lined up to cheer Attorney General Merrick Garland Tuesday for finally fighting back against the Republican attacks on the Department of Justice.

Writing in the Washington Post, Garland attacked the ways in which the Republican Party's presumptive nominee for president claims that the Department of Justice is a partisan political arm of the Democratic campaign for president.

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Hunter Biden found guilty on multiple counts

After eight years of investigation, the Justice Department has won its case against Hunter Biden.

The jury ruled Biden guilty on multiple counts on Tuesday in the Delaware case asking whether the president's son violated the law when he filled out a form to buy a gun and swore under penalty of perjury that he was not addicted to drugs at the time of the purchase.

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'Death grip': Trump hold over GOP likened to 'Jonestown suicide' by ex-RNC member

Former President Donald Trump's hold on the Republican National Committee is like that of cult leader Jim Jones' on the residents of Jonestown, a former RNC member said Tuesday.

Fergus Cullen, former party chair in New Hampshire, made this analogy to the Huffington Post in his explanation of why the RNC would move forward with nominating a convicted felon as its 2024 presidential nominee.

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These Republicans don’t believe Trump was indicted – but say he’s not guilty

Donald Trump has been indicted on dozens of criminal felony charges, and yet a combination of approximately two-thirds of Republicans are either unsure that the ex-president was indicted on certain charges, or disagree that he was. They also say he’s not guilty.

Guilt or innocence aside, given that Trump himself and the news media frequently talk about the indictments, about the cases, about the judges, the prosecutors, and the evidence, it is a stunning revelation.

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'Shame': Sam Alito's wife caught on tape whining about Pride flags

Supreme Court Justice Sam Alito's wife thinks she deserves a prize because she has to look at Pride flags, newly uncovered tape reveals.

Martha-Ann Alito — who threw her husband into national scandal by waving a "Stop the Steal" flag after Jan. 6, 2021 — made this comment on audio revealed Monday by Rolling Stone.

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