Trumpworld Declares War on ‘Fool’ Trumpist Lawyer Lin Wood

By Asawin Suebsaeng, Will Sommer

After Wood encouraged a boycott of the GA runoff, the president’s campaign suggested he was a Democratic plant.

By Pilar Melendez

After 35 years on the lam, prosecutors finally arrested Howard Farley, 72, as he attempted to board his private plane.

By Nick Schager

The Danish star has appeared in Bond, “Star Wars,” and Marvel films. Now he’s reunited with director Thomas Vinterberg (“The Hunt”) for “Another Round.” He talks about his journey.

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By Lachlan Markay

The president just gave spots on the boards of the Kennedy Center and Holocaust Memorial Council to political allies.

By Pilar Melendez

The manager of Bill Gross’ oceanfront mansion was apparently responsible for playing the blaring tunes—just don’t call it mariachi music.

By Justin Rohrlich

Heroin killed Chandler Cook, but the data suggest the coronavirus crisis played a role, too.

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By Scott Bixby

“We will ultimately find these families, but only the administration can allow the families to return to the United States, and provide them legal status,” said one advocate.

By Margaret Carlson

If the NBA is Joe Biden in a black mask in the basement, the NFL is the maskless president holding a dozen parties indoors at the White House.

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‘vindictiveness’

The first daughter was deposed for five hours as part of an investigation into possible misuse of Trump’s inauguration funds.

 AIN’T NO SUNSHINE

“It is all part of the top-down control of messaging from the governor’s office,” an anonymous senior official in the state’s health department told the Sun-Sentinel.

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 END OF AN ERA

Farah announced her resignation as President Trump continues to deny having lost the election.

 KICKED OUT

Career officials complained that Heidi Stirrup was pushing people to give her information about sensitive subjects.

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