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Both Donald Trump's lawyers and federal prosecutors suggested candidates for a 'special master' to oversee the investigation into the classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago, but they had different ideas about what the candidates would do.
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The Post has learned that a deal for Truth Social to merge with a Special Purpose Acquisition Company is in danger of falling through if the shareholders of the blank-check company don't vote on Tuesday to keep the deal going.
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The lawyers for former President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the FBI should have known to look for 'sensitive' documents when they raided his Florida estate.
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There are a lot of bad-faith actors in our political system, and their bad-faith stories about their opponents make it impossible to understand other points of view. Politicians, activist journalists, and pundits have all helped make up stories about what the average American wants that support their own opinions instead of telling the truth.
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It feels like old times. After the FBI raided Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago club, the mainstream media are in a feeding frenzy like we haven't seen since he left the White House.
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Leftists usually think it's great when they use government power to get what they want, whether it's questionable anti-carbon use of pension funds or all those silly 'state travel bans' that have become popular in recent years, mostly targeting other states whose school trans-bathroom policies don't follow the progressive line.
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The far-left New York Times just started an all-out campaign to get His Fraudulency Joe Biden kicked out of office.
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Bye, Felicia!
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A New York Times fact-checker testified in court Monday that she did not double-check a 2017 editorial's statement of a strong relationship between a map issued by Sarah Palin's political action committee and the 2011 mass shooting that injured Rep. Gabby Giffords.
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The FBI's Project Veritas raids resulted in the protection of not just the Biden family but also The New York Times. It's just the latest example of the FBI and the New York Times misusing their positions of authority.
Both Donald Trump's lawyers and federal prosecutors suggested candidates for a 'special master' to oversee the investigation into the classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago, but they had different ideas about what the candidates would do.
