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Donald Trump's lawyers are again asking a federal judge to allow them access to classified materials that Special Counsel Jack Smith wants to redact, Newsweek reported Thursday.

Trump faces 37 charges related to his alleged storing of classified materials at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges.

A full-time employee of the Trump administration appears to have taken part in the Jan. 6 insurrection, according to a new analysis.

USA Today reported that Oliver Krvaric, who was working at the time as a "confidential assistant" for the Office of Personnel Management, can be seen in photos and videos crossing the threshold of the west door of the upper west terrace of the U.S. Capitol immediately ahead of far-right influencer "Baked Alaska."

A Christmas week filing by special counsel Jack Smith was a savvy move that will force the former president's attorneys to either abandon a defense strategy or show their cards — which likely won't be well received by the court, an expert wrote Thursday.

That is the opinion of former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance after reading Smith's latest filing that asks the court to bar the former president and his legal team from submitting certain evidence, including conspiracy theories.

Donald Trump tipped his hand Thursday at what his foreign policy would look like if he won a second presidential term — and partnership with the United States’ neighbors isn’t on the table.

“We are being extorted by Mexico and other countries,” he wrote in all caps.

Donald Trump uncorked an early morning rant Thursday against the latest court filing by special counsel Jack Smith in the election subversion case.

The special counsel's team filed a motion seeking to block Trump's lawyers from making partisan political arguments and referring to conspiracy theories during the trial, and the former president complained that deprived him of his First Amendment rights.

During an appearance on MSNBC on Wednesday night, former Rep. Dave Jolly (R-FL) was asked about Donald Trump's increasingly frantic attacks on his Truth Social platform — and he attributed them to the former president reacting to his court dates looming closer and closer.

Speaking with fill-in host Charles F. Coleman Jr., Jolly stated that the prospect of prison is clearly weighing on Trump's mind.

Donald Trump's delay tactics, and the U.S. Supreme Court's decision not to expedite a review of his immunity claims, could potentially backfire in a couple of ways.

The former president is hoping to "stall" his trials until after the 2024 election, said Hamline University political science professor David Schultz, who told Salon that his delay tactics could wind up hurting his candidacy at a crucial moment.

Donald Trump's campaign has been plagued by infighting over public comments about policy plans and staffing suggestions for a potential second term.

According to CNN sources, senior campaign adviser Chris LaCivita recently "ripped into" new team member Brian Swanson, who had alerted the media that he was switching from Vivek Ramaswamy's team to join the former president's campaign. It's the latest in a growing furstration from Trump's inner circle about insiders and outsiders alike speculating to the media what a second administration would look like, reported CNN.

For all the accusations and denials that former President Donald Trump has made about his use of Nazi talking points, an acclaimed New York City author says there's some truth to it.

Kurt Anderson, who co-founded Spy Magazine and writes about politics, appeared on MSNBC's "The Last Word" with Lawrence O'Donnell to talk about Trump's supposed adoption of Adolf Hitler's terms and concepts.