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The judge overseeing the hush money trial told him Monday, “going forward, this court will have to consider a jail sanction.”

The only way to keep democracy going is to participate in it.

Mired in debt and marital troubles, the lobbyist was still fresh out of rehab when he hitched himself to the former president’s 2016 campaign, as Brody and Luke Mullins write in an excerpt of their new book, The Wolves of K Street. But it wasn’t long before Manafort’s personal baggage earned him the boot.

The ex-president’s former communications director returned to Trumpworld in the witness box on Friday.

In the Trump trial circus, is the ex-president the ringmaster or the lion? Olivia Nuzzi, Washington correspondent for New York magazine, and Vanity Fair staff writer Dan Adler discuss the nonspectacle spectacle happening in Lower Manhattan’s criminal court.

The National Enquirer did all the things Trump has accused the media of doing.

Just a small glimpse at what we can expect from him in a second term.

The judge overseeing the hush money trial held Trump in contempt on Tuesday and threatened jail as a consequence. Trump has claimed it would be a “great honor” to be imprisoned.

Her recent animal issues have reportedly not gone over well in Trumpworld.

The pair met in Florida for several hours last weekend.

It was another long, boozy weekend in Washington—though one accompanied by stark reminders of war and the stakes of November’s election. Still, the glasses raised to the fourth estate offer “a rare moment of respite for this industry,” says CBS’s Robert Costa, “because we’re covering a convulsive moment in America.”

In fairness, Barr probably should have seen this coming.

Taking the stand in Donald Trump’s historic hush money trial, the former National Enquirer publisher described how the supermarket tabloid became a campaign instrument—and rehashed his glory days.

Mark Meadows, Rudy Giuliani, Jenna Ellis, John Eastman, and more have been indicted for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 election in Arizona. Trump is an unindicted coconspirator.

Vanity Fair’s Dan Adler paints a vivid picture of his time in the courtroom, while The Hollywood Reporter’s Lachlan Cartwright recounts the atmosphere of fear and anxiety at the National Enquirer under David Pecker.

According to Don Jr., he plans to “make sure we stop some of the DC swamp rats and the swamp creatures from getting in there and doing their thing.”

The special counsel has told the justices that the former president’s alleged crimes “strike at the heart of our democracy.” So far, the response has been a supreme shrug.

The senator from Utah isn’t buying Trump’s denials.

David Pecker told a jury on Tuesday how he did everything he could to help Trump get elected, following a 2015 meeting with the then candidate.

According to Jesse Watters, Donald Trump is being frozen “to death” and treated like a prisoner at Guantánamo Bay.