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Colorado Supreme Court rules Trump is disqualified from the presidency

The Colorado Supreme Court on Tuesday said Donald Trump is disqualified from holding the office of the presidency under the U.S. Constitution.

The ruling is on hold for now pending potential U.S. Supreme Court review. Trump has vowed to "swiftly" appeal to the high court, which could reverse the ruling.

This is a preview of Jordan Rubin's latest article. Read the full column here.

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CAROL C. LAM

Fani Willis didn't get Sidney Powell's remorse. But she did get something more valuable.

Nothing says 'I'm really not sorry' like one sentence scrawled on a piece of lined notebook paper. But Fani Willis knew what she was getting. Read more.

CLARISSA-JAN LIM

Florida man pleads guilty to threatening to kill a Supreme Court justice

Neal Brij Sidhwaney 'left an expletive-laden' voicemail message in July, the Justice Department said. Read more.

ZEESHAN ALEEM

Is John Fetterman changing or were progressives mistaken about him? Yes.

Fetterman isn't just distancing himself from progressives. He's antagonizing them. Read more.

JA'HAN JONES

Turning Point USA's 'AmericaFest' covered right-wing hate in confetti

In a year of controversies, Turning Point USA drew dozens of GOP lawmakers and pundits to its extremism-friendly confetti weekend. Read more.

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VP Harris blasts Trump's 'poisoning the blood' rhetoric: 'A leader is someone who has empathy'

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Chris Hayes: The war in Gaza must end

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Former judge: 'Clarence Thomas will recuse himself when Ginni flies'

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Biden's full eulogy for Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor

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