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After a tumultuous hearing, the Fulton County district attorney earned plaudits for the way she stood firm under pressure but drew doubts about her judgment under the glare of the [...]

After a tumultuous hearing, the Fulton County district attorney earned plaudits for the way she stood firm under pressure but drew doubts about her judgment under the glare of the [...]

Interviews with voters in key states show that while there is support for Israel and Ukraine, many are torn about how much the U.S. can or should be involved. Since [...]

Interviews with voters in key states show that while there is support for Israel and Ukraine, many are torn about how much the U.S. can or should be involved. https://www.nytimes.com/article/israel-gaza-hamas-what-we-know.html [...]

The article focuses on lawyers for Trump seeking more time to review and consider joining efforts to disqualify two prosecutors in the racketeering case, following allegations of romantic involvement between the district attorney and the lead prosecutor in the election interference.

The article examines the impact of a federal trial in Georgia, which is investigating whether a campaign aimed at uncovering illegal voters in the 2020 election actually sought to intimidate legal voters. Topics include the potential implications for future election integrity efforts, the scope of the Voting Rights Act, and the arguments presented by both sides regarding the campaign's intentions.

The article focuses on the challenges of selecting neutral jurors for the trial involving former President Donald J. Trump and his allies accused of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia, as many potential jurors in Fulton County, Atlanta, have strong political views.

The article reports on the allegations of office romance between Fulton County district attorney Fani T. Willis and lawyer Nathan J. Wade that snarl the criminal case of former U.S. President Donald Trump in Georgia for his efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss. It informs about a motion arguing that Willis and Wade violated the state bar's rules of professional conduct and county code regarding conflicts of interest. It raises questions about Willis' hiring of Wade as prosecutor.

The article reports on the move by former U.S. President Donald J. Trump ally, lawyer Kenneth Chesebro, to plead guilty in a criminal racketeering case that also named Trump as respondent and agree to cooperate with prosecutors in Fulton County, Georgia in the probe of their alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. Lawyer Sidney K. Powell also agreed to cooperate with prosecutors.

The article focuses on Fani T. Willis, the Atlanta district attorney, stating that the trial against former President Donald J. Trump and 14 allies for election interference is likely to extend until the winter or early 2025, and she defends the scope of the racketeering indictment.

The article provides an overview of the legal battle over whether the Georgia racketeering case against Donald J. Trump and his associates should be moved to federal court.

The article focuses on the likelihood of the district attorney in Atlanta, Fani T. Willis, taking the findings from her election interference investigation involving Donald J. Trump to a grand jury next week, marking the fourth criminal case against Trump, potentially resulting in charges.

Profiles actor\director Emilio Estevez. Film which Estevez directed; Previous films by Estevez which did poorly; Information on those films; Films in which Estevez acted with his father; Estevez's admiration for his father; Comments from Estevez; Estevez's views on himself.

The article offers information on Donald J. Trump's legal defense team shake-up just before his visit to an Atlanta jail to be booked on 13 felony counts related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

The article discusses that guilty verdict was uttered inside a Georgia courtroom, a cascade of tears and shouts of vindication coursed across the country, and Black parents called their children, weeping. Activists choked up, embracing what they called a rare instance of justice.