Trump Considers Suing His Niece Over Her Tell-All Book

By Asawin Suebsaeng, Lachlan Cartwright

The president has long favored using legal threats to stop people from writing bad books about him. Going after his own family may be next.

By Tim Teeman

“To have Don’s memory and legacy on the right side of history is incredible,” Melissa Zarda tells Tim Teeman, after fighting for her late brother in the landmark SCOTUS LGBTQ case.

By Adam Rawnsley

Major report from Graphika unveils a six-year campaign by a shadowy Russian troll army to sow division in the West and meddle in elections.

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By Pilar Melendez

Police now believe Oluwatoyin Salau's death was not related to sexual assault allegations she aired hours before she disappeared.

By Kelly Weill

On Monday, people associated with far-right groups like the Proud Boys and Patriot Prayer entered the CHAZ, beating at least one man on camera nearby.

By Molly Jong-Fast

The president wanted to quarantine the whole city. Now, there are hot spots across the country and we’re finally ahead of the curve. Good thing New Yorkers don’t hold grudges.

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By Rachel Olding

A protest in New Mexico descended into chaos on Monday night as armed militia groups clashed with demonstrators.

By Alaina Demopoulos

Here are the juiciest revelations in “The Art of Her Deal” by Mary Jordan, which depicts a quietly powerful Melania Trump, fiercely protective of her son, and not someone to cross.

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