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The former US president is expected to face trial in March
Mark Meadows, a former White House chief of staff, told a judge he believed his actions regarding the 2020 election fell within the scope of his job as a federal official.
Political science and public relations experts at Virginia Tech believe that Trump and his team carefully planned out how he should look in the mugshot.
Donald Trump's election campaign says it has raised $7.1m (£5.6m) since his police mugshot was taken at a prison in Atlanta, Georgia, on Thursday.
People get pleasure from seeing celebrities 'sort of humbled in that way,' professor says.
Donald Trump’s booking photo was supposed to be an exercise in humility. He turned it into a threat.
Former President Donald Trump has surrendered to the Fulton County Jail to face charges of trying to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia.
Earlier in the day Trump shook up his legal team, opposed prosecutor’s request for Oct. 23 trial date
The former US president faces over a dozen charges over the alleged attempt to overturn the 2020 elections result in Georgia
With unchecked confidence and insults, the biotech entrepreneur baited his rivals into skirmishes that dominated Republicans first debate.
Trump opted to skip the debate, where the GOP frontrunner would have taken blows from his rivals.
The former president isn’t on the stage with eight of his rivals, but he’s expected to heavily influence how the first Republican presidential primary debate unfolds.
Donald Trump said Sunday he will skip this week's first Republican presidential debate, arguing that Americans know him well and there is no need for a public showdown with his rivals for the White House.
Another day, another indictment?
RICO charges afford opportunity to present a sweeping narrative
The federal judge is known for imposing stiff sentences on the individuals who participated in the Capitol riot.
The warrant, obtained in January, adds a new dimension to the scope of the federal inquiry into the events of Jan. 6, 2021.
Punishments meant to be used only in the most serious circumstances have grown politicized and normalized. New charges against former President Donald J. Trump are likely to spur more recriminations.