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Key Truth Social investor named in multiple sexual harassment lawsuits

The CEO of an investment group who sank a reported $6.2 million into Donald Trump's troubled Truth Social endeavor is facing two federal lawsuits filed by female employees over alleged sexual misconduct and harassment.

According to a report from the Daily Beast's Pilar Melendez, 47-year-old Patrick Walsh, once described by Forbes “the do-it-yourself hedge fund activist you've never heard of," has been accused by personal trainer Taryn Baldwin of unwanted groping and harassment.

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Colorado Supreme Court schedules new hearing in Trump 14th Amendment case

The Colorado Supreme Court agreed to consider appeals in a case over whether former President Donald Trump should be barred from the state’s 2024 primary ballot. The Denver-based court Tuesday scheduled oral argument for Dec. 6.

The case stems from a lawsuit filed by six Colorado voters who argue that Trump is disqualified from office under a Civil War-era insurrection clause in the 14th Amendment due to his involvement in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. Both parties appealed a Denver District Court decision from earlier this month that said Trump should be placed on Colorado’s March presidential primary ballot.

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'He can be stopped': GOP donor says Trump’s 'aura of invincibility' has 'peeled away'

Even though former President Donald Trump is currently leading his 2024 Republican primary opponents by a large margin in both early state polls and national polls, a major GOP donor says his fellow Republicans don't need to cling to Trump to win next November.

Eric Levine — a prominent bankruptcy attorney who is hosting a December fundraiser for former UN ambassador Nikki Haleytold the New York Times that he believes Haley's recent surge in polls shows that the 45th president of the United States is beatable in a primary.

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'He knows what he's doing': MSNBC host Rachel Maddow explains Trump's next move

Trump's choosing words to neutralize their power.

In a sit-down chat between MSNBC anchors Chris Hayes and Rachel Maddow, the topic of Trump's choice of words was raised.

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'Trump continues to be a danger': Legal expert explains harms of ex-president's attacks

Donald Trump's recent Thanksgiving attacks on court staff show just how much damage he can do, a former prosecutor said on Friday.

Joyce Vance, the former federal prosecutor who recently said she doesn't anticipate Donald Trump will do well before the panel of Washington, D.C., judges as he appeals the gag order issued in one of his four top cases, said Friday that "the former guy" had intruded upon her holiday plans.

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'Stage 5 clinger': Trump ally says ex-president's staffer is lying about rape allegations

A Donald Trump ally on Friday accused the ex-president's former staffer about lying in a lawsuit alleging she was raped by Trump aide Jason Miller.

The staffer, Arlene "A.J." Delgado, is known to have had Miller's child years ago. She now claims that the involvement wasn't consensual — but Laura Loomer is accusing her of making it up in a post on social media. Loomer herself has had her content shared by Trump numerous times, and the former president also gave her a shout out at his recent Florida rally.

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'That really haunts me': MSNBC's Chris Hayes reveals why Trump's plans scare him

Former President Donald Trump's second-term plans are ominous in a specific way that isn't discussed enough, argued MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes at a New York City live event with fellow anchor Rachel Maddow.

"There've been headlines the last few days about the sort of vision being put together around people around Donald Trump," said Hayes. "What a second term would look like and particularly staffing it and who the lawyers would be and what the lawyers would do and how the lawyers would approach their job."

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Trump wants Black voters to stay home so he can take back White House: columnist

All Donald Trump needs to win back the White House is for Black voters in battleground states to steer clear of the ballot box.

Washington Post columnist Colbert King cited stark numbers of 2016, when Trump handily defeated then Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.

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'I was dumbfounded': Bob Woodward reveals when Trump officials exposed his pandemic lies

The following article is based on an interview that was replayed on MSNBC after its initial airing.

Legendary Watergate reporter Bob Woodward opened up further about the "Trump Tapes" on MSNBC Friday with anchor Ari Melber, specifically documenting how he discovered Trump was lying to the public about the hazards posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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'In the soup': Legal expert explains how Judge Cannon 'may have actually' hurt Trump

US District Judge Aileen Cannon of the Southern District of Florida — who was appointed to her lifetime position by then-President Donald Trump — has been roundly criticized for actions perceived as biased in favor of the former president. However, a former federal prosecutor says Cannon's actions may actually be accelerating Trump's legal headaches.

Currently, Trump is scheduled to stand trial in Cannon's court on May 20, 2024 for allegedly mishandling classified documents. However, Cannon's pattern of delaying multiple pretrial procedures suggest that the trial could either be pushed back until after the 2024 election, or — in the event that Trump wins the general election — cancelled altogether. Daily Beast legal correspondent Jose Pagliery recently wrote that earlier this month, Cannon "pushed back what might have been a one- or two-day meeting with prosecutors to review classified documents until February." Legal experts say these delays will almost certainly mean a May 20 trial date won't be feasible.

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Ex-Trump campaign staffer reports death threats after accusing aide of rape

A former 2016 Trump campaign aide who came forward to accuse her ex-boss of rape and other crimes, claims she's received multiple threats on her life.

"To reporters contacting me about Jason Miller, I am not responding because I have already received one threat on my life today, in addition to others," Arlene "A.J." Delgado posted in a tweet. "This is what happens when you speak up against thugs, so I am not surprised, but it is still alarming,"

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MAGA 'melting down' over ex-Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis' Ron DeSantis endorsement

After months of speculation and increased outspokenness against her former boss, onetime Donald Trump attorney Jenna Ellis publicly endorsed Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for president in 2024.

But since she has done so, the Trump world, already on the outs with her for taking a plea bargain in the Georgia election racketeering case, has completely turned on her as a public enemy — something she herself acknowledged when she posted on X, "I see the MAGA leftists are out trolling my mentions and completely melting down because I endorsed Ron DeSantis."

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'She will never be your queen:' Lauren Boebert slammed for celebrating Dolly Parton

When a MAGA Republican took to social media on Thursday to give the iconic Dolly Parton a “yass queen,” social media slapped back with a resounding no.

“Dear Republicans,” Annabelle Higgins replied to U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.), “Dolly Parton will never be your Queen.”

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