Donald Trump

Trump's jurors file past the most famous, or infamous, guy on the planet and don't gawk. Here's why that bodes well for justice.

Former President Donald Trump and his third wife, Melania, first met at a party in 1998. Here's a complete timeline of their relationship.

Despite running in Arizona's hotly contested Senate race, Lake has been frequently campaigning out of state.

In a 2009 law review, Kavanaugh explained when he believed the law allows for a former president to face criminal prosecution.

Former rivals DeSantis and Trump reconcile, potentially shaping future GOP presidential bids.

In 2024, 34 seats will be up for grabs, including 20 currently held by Democrats, 11 held by Republicans, and three currently held by Independents.

Sen. Vance's loyalty to former President Trump has put him on the ex-president's list as a potential running mate, according to The New York Times.

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, an appointee of Donald Trump, didn't sound like he was going to help Meadows with his Georgia prosecution.

Donald Trump attacked Robert F. Kennedy in a Truth Social post after polling showed that the independent candidate could siphon votes away from him.

Arizona, a key target for both Biden and Trump this fall, has become ground-zero for major issues like immigration and reproductive rights.

Maine House Majority Leader Maureen Terry said her state would be "compelled to act" if Nebraska changes its electoral laws ahead of November.

Prosecutors this week said their "entire case" rests on an obscure NY election-conspiracy law. Experts believe it's never before been prosecuted.

Was Trump just too busy to knowingly sign a hush-money check? That's the defense floated Friday when longtime assistant Rhona Graff took the stand.

The former president said he withdrew the word "lethargic" from a flurry of insults in which he also called Barr "weak" and "slow moving."

Donald Trump did not address why Melania hasn't attended the trial to show her support.

"We have lawsuits in 81 states right now," Lara Trump said in a Newsmax interview on Monday.

Trump was fixated on winning the 2016 election, ex-Enquirer CEO David Pecker told the Manhattan hush-money jury. "His family was never mentioned."

Ketanji Brown Jackson expressed fear of what sweeping immunity for former presidents would mean for the future of the presidency.

Justice Alito asked whether every president could just pardon themselves right before leaving office.

As the saying goes: It's not the crime; it's the cover-up. If former President Donald Trump gets his way, a good cover-up will be enough.