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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.

Stop! Eminem is watching, VIvek.

Donald Trump’s booking photo was supposed to be an exercise in humility. He turned it into a threat.

Trump opted to skip the debate, where the GOP frontrunner would have taken blows from his rivals.

Trump won’t be onstage, but there will surely be a show put on.

Another day, another indictment?

The warrant, obtained in January, adds a new dimension to the scope of the federal inquiry into the events of Jan. 6, 2021.

TMZ first reported Feinstein’s fall.

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.

Prosecutors in Donald Trump's upcoming trial have asked for limits on what the ex-president can publicly say about the case, after he shared a threatening message online.

Former president is charged with conspiring to prevent the transfer of power to President Biden

Grand jury levels new charges at former president stemming from special counsel’s investigation

This is the second federal indictment Trump faces out of Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation

Donald Trump was charged Tuesday in a Justice Department investigation into his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in the run-up to the violent riot by his supporters at the US Capitol.

Unsealed indictment alleges the ex-president asked to have security footage deleted

Florida governor and Republican presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis was involved in a car accident in Tennessee on Tuesday morning but is unhurt, a spokesperson for his campaign said.

Several media organizations, including NBCUniversal News Group, had requested that the court unseal the names of the bond guarantors, known as suretors.

The president’s son would get about two years probation and enter a diversion program, people familiar with the negotiations said</h2

Candidate set to speak Thursday evening at Reagan Presidential Library in California