The bombshell revelations were made during Trump’s historic hush money trial,in which the ex-president has been accused of falsifying records to stop an alleged affair from becoming public.
Just when you thought the most buffoonish member of the US right could not get any sillier,he managed to pull it off – and it stinks.
One of them is still grappling with feelings of guilt over what is now alleged to have been a successful attempt at election interference.
Ongoing wars in Ukraine – and especially in Gaza – remain politically problematic,and potentially fatal,for US President Joe Biden.
As the former president sat with his eyes closed every so often,prosecutor Matthew Colangelo told the jury that Trump lied “over and over” in his quest to win.
This multibillion-dollar aid package shores up US friends and allies with priceless support amid existential struggles across three continents.
Donald Trump has broken a number of conventions in politics. He is about to be the first president to have his fate decided not just by voters,but by 12 citizens in a jury box.
The House swiftly approved $150 billion in foreign aid for Ukraine,Israel and other US allies after months of hard-right resistance to helping Ukraine.
For weeks,two former Apprentice contestants have been fighting with Trump Media,the parent company of Truth Social,over their roughly 8 per cent stake in the company.
With the instigator of the Capitol Hill riot standing a good chance of returning to power,the question of whether the US is headed towards Civil War 2.0 no longer feels hyperbolic.
After agonising over how to proceed on the package for days,Mike Johnson notified Republicans he would push to hold three votes on Ukraine,Israel and the Indo-Pacific.