Team Trump Admits He Did It and Bets GOP Senators Don’t Care

By Matt Lewis

This is just begging for jury nullification and, of course, the Republican jurors here have already all but pledged to do just that. They'll pay a political price.

By Alaina Demopoulos

The former first daughter moved to Miami, and since then her life has consisted of frolicking beach side with mommy bloggers, eating ice cream, and posing for “candid” pictures.

By Arya Hodjat, Blake Montgomery

A 67-year-old man with a “history of conflict” opened fire at a Buffalo health clinic, police say. His brother says his addiction to pain meds is probably “what set him off.”

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By Erin Banco

Dr. Fauci is still “cautiously optimistic” that life can return to normal by the beginning of the fall. But others worry that we may not get there until the early winter.

By Arya Hodjat

“This is bad legal argument (because it isn’t legal argument) and it’s even worse TV,” Lincoln Project co-founder and notorious Trump critic George Conway wrote.

By Sarah Moroz

The HBO documentary, “Black Art: In the Absence of Light,” looks at the struggle of Black artists to have their work seen, and the multiplicity of identities present in their work.

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By Hanna Trudo

OMB nominee Neera Tanden fielded criticisms from Republicans on the Homeland Security Committee on Tuesday. But on Wednesday, the tough questions could come from the left.

By Cheyenne Roundtree

“Gossip Girl” actor Ed Westwick is promoting his new movie “Me You Madness” with Louise Linton on TikTok. Fans seem to ignore that he faced allegations of rape and sexual assault.

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AYE AYE AYE

The final vote was 56-44.

 ROLL THE TAPE

The former president’s Senate trial for his role in the Jan. 6 riot began on Tuesday.

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 THE AUDACITY

Troy Williams, 25, admitted he entered the Capitol twice during the Jan. 6 insurrection. But he insists he didn’t do anything “wrong” because “we were a part of something.”

 DO OVER

“Everyone makes mistakes and everyone is entitled to a mulligan once in a while,” Lee said on Tuesday, citing remarks made by Democrats in the past.

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