Donald Trump
The latest news on former President Donald Trump, the 45th president of the United States. Trump won as a Republican against Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016. He lost his bid for reelection in 2020 against Democrat Joe Biden. He has announced his intention to seek the Republican nomination for president in 2024. Born June 14, 1946, in Queens, New York, he was a businessman and television personality before entering politics. Married to Melania Trump, he is the father of Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump, Eric Trump, Tiffany Trump and Barron Trump.
Trump rips GOP for not impeaching Biden as president laughs off the idea
Biden laughed after a reporter asked him about his potential impeachment, while Trump blasted "politically correct" Republicans for not having impeached him.
Supreme Court may have handed Jack Smith new tool against Trump: Lawyers
The ruling, the legal scholars argue, fits Trump's case "fits Trump like custom footwear measured and made in Milan."
Judge kills Biden's immigration policy for being too similar to Trump's
Judge Jon Tigar previously questioned how much difference there was between Joe Biden's asylum seekers policy and Donald Trump's.
Steve Bannon wants Kevin McCarthy to be like Pelosi: "Stone-cold killer"
"If we could just get some of her testosterone put into McCarthy for the next 72 hours, maybe we salvage something," Bannon said.
DOJ has reached "end game" in Trump Jan. 6 probe: Kirschner
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner said the Jan. 6 investigation has entered its final stage.
Democrat defends Vivek Ramaswamy amid MAGA pastor attack
Pastor Hank Kunneman referenced Ramaswamy's Hindu faith in a recent sermon warning Americans not to vote for him.
Trump is "unique threat" to the church: Christian leader
Evangelical Christian theologian Russell Moore has been a frequent Trump critic.
Kari Lake suffers blow in Arizona before likely Senate bid
A poll has found the top Donald Trump ally has a mostly unfavorable view among voters in Arizona, including independent voters.
Ginni Thomas "may have crossed the line"—Lawyers on fake electors plot
There have been calls for the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas,to be investigated over the attempts to overturn the 2020 election results.
Mike Pence's presidential dream is dying on the vine
Former Vice President Pence has said he's confident that he'll meet the donor threshold to appear in the first Republican primary debate.
Jason Aldean trolls song critics in new video
Amid ongoing debate over his track, "Try That in a Small Town," the country music singer addressed the criticism in a new clip.
Joe Biden's impeachment gets one step closer
Speaker Kevin McCarthy has said House Republicans have "only followed where the information has taken us."
Tafari Campbell's death sparks wave of conspiracy theories
Campbell's body was found on Monday near Barack Obama's home on Martha's Vineyard, off the coast of Massachusetts.
Peter Navarro warns "new civil war" will break out over Trump indictment
Navarro also claimed that "weaponized bureaucracies and woke attacks" will come back to haunt Democrats if Trump is re-elected.
Mark Meadows "up to his neck" in Trump Jan. 6 probe: Kirschner
"The only question that remains is will Mark Meadows be a cooperating witness," the former federal prosecutor said.
Ex-NYPD commissioner pardoned by Trump makes deal with Jack Smith
Bernard Kerik received a presidential pardon for past convictions in 2020, and later helped Trump investigate false claims of election fraud.
Trump returns to Pennsylvania with a $35,000 unpaid bill
The former president owes millions of dollars to cities across the country over his campaign rallies.
Ex-Trump aide "had no confidence" in Trump protecting classified info
The former aide drew plenty of attention in 2018 when he published an anonymous essay criticizing the former president.
Israel Supreme Court crackdown sparks warnings about Trump, Biden
Some argue Biden should have done more to dissuade the crucial vote in Israel, while others warn that similar events could unfold under a Trump administration.
Retired Republican judge says Trump "simply can't" win in 2024 race
In a column on Monday, Jim Jones accused the GOP of engaging in "a suicidal frenzy" by continuing to back Donald Trump.
Judge Cannon could still "derail" hopes of quick Trump trial: Ex-prosecutor
The former president's federal criminal trial in the classified documents case is currently set to begin on May 20, 2024.
D.C. federal courthouse photos spark Donald Trump indictment speculation
Media in the capital appear to be gearing up for a possible announcement that the former president has been charged by Special Counsel Jack Smith's office.
Donald Trump fake elector says she was "duped" into scheme: "Very alarming"
"We were duped," said Michele Lundgren, one of 16 people charged with acting as a fake elector for former president Donald Trump in Michigan.
Donald Trump accuses "deranged" Jack Smith of election interference
Despite legal issues, Trump is the firm favorite to clinch the GOP presidential nomination, leading the field with 50.8 percent according to one poll tracker.
Trump floats alternative to joining Republican debate stage
"So many people have suggested this!" the former president wrote on Truth Social on Sunday.
Trump says Ukraine should get over $100 billion more in aid
The former president said European nations must contribute more to Ukraine to match what the U.S. has given.
Fox News host confronts Vivek Ramaswamy with his previous Trump criticism
The Republican 2024 hopeful issued stern criticism of Trump following the Jan. 6 riot, but has seemingly avoided criticizing him since the start of his presidential campaign.
Ron DeSantis falls to third place in key 2024 state: Poll
"It is clear that DeSantis will need to do a better job of connecting with voters," political analyst Craig Agranoff told Newsweek on Sunday.
Thousands of Christians demand ban of pro-Trump event on public property
The petition, launched by Faithful America, warned that the rally promotes "antisemitism, lies, and even outright political violence."
Mike Pence undecided on Trump January 6 charges
The former vice president said he was not convinced that Trump's conduct on January 6, 2021, was criminal.
