Politics
Trump favorite loses in Georgia, but Republicans still poised to win big in the midterms
As expected, Kemp ultimately defeated former U.S. Sen. David Perdue – Trump’s pick – by 73% to 22%, according to exit polling by Edison Research
Politics
Trump lawyer demands CIA take action against ex-agents who called Hunter Biden laptop disinformation
Trump's attorney urged the CIA to act to "restore its reputation"
Politics
Trump pleads not guilty in historic classified documents case
The former president entered a plea of not guilty in the special counsel’s case and will return to his estate in New Jersey where he will celebrate his 77th birthday on June 14
Immigration
Panama repatriates undocumented migrants to South America on U.S. funded flights
The U.S. funded flights are being coordinated with the Panamanian government and come several weeks after newly elected Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino, a known anti-immigration crusader, was sworn into office
Politics
Durham Report: Obama and Biden were informed of Clinton's Plan to 'link Trump to Russia'
Special Counsel John Durham's 300-page report issues in-depth analysis of FBI failings and lays out all the facts behind the Russia collusion scandal
Crime
Juan Merchan, the Colombian-American justice presiding over Trump's criminal case
Merchan was born in Bogotá, Colombia and emigrated to the United States when he was 6. He grew up in Jackson Heights, Queens, the youngest of six children
Culture
SPECIAL REPORT: Mainstream media continues losing visitors in post-Trump era
Three leading news agencies critical of Trump—the New York Times, Washington Post and CNN—have all faced a rapid decline in 2021 since the 45th president left office
Politics
Barr says he would support Trump challenger in 2024; 'He's not my idea of a president'
"I think the Republicans can win a decisive majority, but I don't think we can do it with Trump. He's just too divisive a candidate," Former Attorney General William Barr said
Politics
Trump indicted by Justice Department, faces charges in classified documents case
The charges signify a watershed moment in American history, marking the first time the United States government has prosecuted one of its former leaders
Politics
More Americans favor Trump over Biden, new poll reveals
According to the data, 48 percent of those polled said they would support Trump if the 2024 election were held today, compared with 45 percent who said they would support Biden