The Post-Election Proud Boys Meltdown Is Here, and It's Ugly

By Kelly Weill

An allegedly alcohol-fueled leadership struggle shows just how quickly a group that was desperately touted by Trump can start to fall apart.

By Hunter Woodall, Sam Brodey

There has been no evidence of widespread voter fraud in Georgia, where President-elect Joe Biden leads President Donald Trump by around 14,000 votes.

By Nick Schager

The new documentary “The Meaning of Hitler” draws parallels between the Nazi dictator and Trump—including their favored methods of communication.

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By Laura Bradley

The singer lost her bid to remove her father as the conservator of her estate—and now her lawyer says she will not perform again as long as he presides over it.

By Andrew Ricketts

It’s an open secret that Blackness buys clout on social media. A white pol and troll getting nailed for sock-puppeting as “a black gay guy” is the fun-house mirror version of that.

By Maxwell Tani, Lachlan Cartwright

The top writer had been suspended last month after exposing himself during a video call with colleagues.

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By Pilar Melendez

Authorities say the four teens attacked another boy in his home and then ran over his mother, leaving her in “very critical condition.”

By Ernest Owens

Whites voted for Trump in about the same numbers as 2016. The real difference this time: a jacked-up Black vote in Detroit, Milwaukee, and elsewhere.

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After claiming for days that election results were rigged and media outlets couldn’t call winners, Trumpsters celebrated a call for Alaska, a state with record mail voting.

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The White House political director is the latest to contract the virus days after attending the election night event.

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Al Schmidt warned that there are “bad actors who are lying” about voter fraud, referencing the Trump administration.

 DON’T TELL HIM

Even the president’s most bombastic advisers have reportedly come to accept that his legal action has little chance of succeeding.

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