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It’s all about the lies.

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Readers praise the latest indictment but voice concerns. Also: Profiled at the airport; women’s use of “weak language.”

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The district attorney in Georgia and the special counsel converged on the same conclusion: that Mr. Trump and his allies “knowingly and willfully joined a conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome of the election.”

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An assessment of the four indictments against the former president, including notable features, strengths and weaknesses.

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Felons must wait five years to seek a pardon, and it does not come from the governor: They must appeal to a five-member board

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El expresidente Donald Trump y otras 18 personas enfrentan una amplia variedad de cargos por su papel al intentar interferir en las elecciones presidenciales de 2020 en el estado.

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Four indictments raise questions about Trump’s fitness for office that have nothing to do with ideology or temperament but rather with his disdain for American democracy.

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Prosecutors in Atlanta accused Donald J. Trump and his allies of pushing to unlawfully overturn his election loss in Georgia in 2020. It is the fourth major criminal case facing the former president.

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The fourth indictment against Trump presents unique challenges for him.

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Why the indictment in Georgia might be the hardest for the former president to escape.

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The indictment unveiled on Monday, August 14, charges former President Donald J. Trump with 13 crimes related to his efforts to reverse his election loss in Georgia.

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Her indictment powerfully complements the federal Jan. 6 case against Donald Trump.