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By Clarence Lusane ( Tomdispatch.com) - When the Civil War ended in 1865, the 76-year-old Constitution needed an upgrading and …

From the day he took office, he had no intention to “preserve, protect, and defend,” no less “support” the Constitution.

We have been down this road before, and it did the country lasting damage.

The federal investigation into Trump and January 6, explained

The federal government was highly effective at combatting Klan terrorism following the Civil War. We can do it again with pro-Hamas terror fronts.

The story of how the Ku Klux Klan started in the 160s has echoes in today's political climate.

By Jeffrey Bossert Clark A handful of law professors,1 many in the so-called “elite” media,2 their TV popularizers,3 and, of course, leftwing participants in social media4 have whipped themselves into a frenzy on a vague hope that President Trump cannot be allowed to run for President a third time.

Connections to Colorado appear throughout the the grand jury indictment that charges former President Trump with counts related to Jan. 6.

Trump’s legal assault to invalidate ballots and overturn election results centered on counties with large populations of Black and Latino voters. If Black and Brown voters were the targets in 2020, they will be targets again in 2024. Next year has lots of questions. As we see how much the Republican Party has changed, can it be salvaged? Will a 1974 Barry Goldwater arise from nowhere and stand up to the 2024 Donald Trump? Will Black voters ignore Barack Obama’s warning and stay home? Next ye...

Through much of human history, the number three has been imbued with power. The number three also entered presidential history in a new way this week with Trump’s third indictment, writes Jane Greenway Carr.