What happens if Trump is convicted? Legal experts break it down
If former President Trump is convicted in his New York criminal case, he could face jail time, home confinement or be at the mercy of a probation officer, legal experts say
Here are the top 5 biggest moments from Trump’s NY trial
Former President Trump's New York criminal trial has been full of courtroom drama, and it is due to wrap up any day now.
School Choice May Advance After Opponents Ousted, Texas Gov. Abbott Says
At least three Texas House Republicans who opposed the governor’s school choice proposal last fall lost their primary runoffs. The Texas state House now has a school choice majority after multiple Republicans who opposed the education initiative lost their primary runoff elections on May 28, Gov. Greg Abbott said. “The Texas Legislature now has enough
White House weighs in on anticipated Trump trial verdict: ‘Important day’
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said a verdict in the NY v. Trump trial will mark an "important day" for the nation.
RFK Jr. files FEC complaint over June 27 presidential debate criteria
RFK Jr.’s campaign has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission that accuses CNN, President Biden, former President Donald Trump and their campaigns of violating federal election law. The Kennedy campaign claims CNN is approaching the debate criteria differently for Kennedy, an independent candidate, than for Trump and Mr. Biden, the presumptive nominees of
Supreme Court’s Alito Responds to Calls to Recuse From Trump Cases
Justice issues rare letter to Democrats. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said on May 29 that he will not recuse from cases involving the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol breach or former President Donald Trump. Democrats, including top senators, recently urged Justice Alito to recuse after it was found an upside-down American flag flew outside
Alito tells congressional Democrats he won’t recuse over flags
Responding to calls from congressional Democrats, Justice Samuel Alito is flatly rejecting calls to recuse himself in two cases before the Supreme Court involving former President Donald Trump because of two flags that flew outside his homes. In letters Wednesday to House and Senate Democrats, Alito said he had nothing to do with the flying