Aila Slisco

Trump shared a doctored image of a tied up and apparently kidnapped Biden to social media on Friday.

New York State Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan issued Trump with a gag order in his hush-money criminal case on Tuesday.

The former president asked an appeals court to remove Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis' office from his case in Georgia.

A regional supermarket chain warned that undeclared packaged sushi ingredients could cause a deadly reaction for some peop.

Assistant New York Attorney General Stacey Hamilton was charged with a misdemeanor in Albany County.

The "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star said that Trump "knows he lost" the 2020 election but refuses to admit it publicly.

Eastman is accused of helping develop a plan to overturn the 2020 presidential election by using fake electors in states where Trump lost.

Trump will be "forced to base his defense on evidence" when his New York trial begins on April 15, warned lawyer Harry Litman.

The former senator was the first Jewish candidate to appear on the presidential ticket of any major U.S. party.

The former president suggested that McDaniel deserved her fate at the hands of NBC's "Radical Left Lunatics."

Lake argued that she would avoid being "distracted from what's truly important" by conceding defeat in a defamation lawsuit.

After facing mounting backlash, NBC News cut ties with the former Republican National Committee chairwoman.

Trump wrote that "Crooked Joe Buden," an apparent reference to President Joe Biden, "misinformates" the public about his stance.

Trump said on Monday that he would not but might "be allowed to" take money from a foreign government to pay his bond in New York.

Cohen was Trump's personal lawyer and "fixer" for more than a decade.

At least 139 people were killed in Friday's terror attack on a Moscow-area concert hall, according to Russian officials.

Trump, however, took to Truth Social to claim that the ruling showed the original decision was "ridiculous and outrageous."

The Putin ally lashed out against the "impudence" of European leaders urging Russia to return confiscated gold to Romania.

The judge presiding over Trump's hush money trial approved a delay timeline favored by the district attorney.

Pence, who served as Trump's vice president, said on Friday that he will not endorse his former boss.

Ukraine has suffered a series of battlefield setbacks amid a shortage of artillery ammunition.

Ukrainian intelligence spokesperson Andriy Yusov said Russian residents were being put in harm's way by the "terrorist regime."

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner suggested that dismissal of the case would result in an appeal and Cannon's removal.

The Russian "peace formula" includes a demand for international recognition of "the Nazi character" of Ukraine's Jewish leader.

A train loaded with troops, tanks and other military equipment was reportedly sent an area close the NATO border this week.

Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said that Russia "represents a permanent and existential military threat to Europe."

Putin earlier this week said he was "ready" to use nuclear weapons to protect "the existence of the Russian state."

Ukraine's military hopes to mobilize from 400,000 to 500,000 troops to aid in the ongoing war against invading Russian forces.

The social media influencer became the target of conservative outrage over her short partnership with Bud Light last year.

Departing Republican congressman Ken Buck suggested that the House had "devolved into" a wasteland of "bickering and nonsense."