Prosecutors appear to be exploring the use of racketeering statutes against Trump and his business empire

“That sort of flagrant abuse could support a substantial punitive damages award,” former U.S. attorney says

The former Alaska governor leaves even her supporters dumfounded, while Katrina Pierson blows her top on CNN

Donald Trump's indictment might very well wind up destroying his top rival's candidacy

As Trump stoked suspicions of Saudi ties to 9/11, his top allies worked behind the scenes to protect Royal Family

"Almost a certainty" Trump's aide will be convicted if he doesn't cooperate with Jack Smith, ex-U.S. attorney says

Stephanie Zacharek reviews Melanie Rae Thon's novel "First, Body".

But it seems the administration's "economic nationalist" is all talk and no action on taxes and jobs.

Trump's televised address was reportedly written by aide Stephen Miller, known for his hardline immigration views

"Any decent prosecutor" could make a "pretty viable" case, Nick Akerman, who investigated Nixon's tax returns, says

In a rally speech over the holiday weekend, Trump addressed the indictment of his company and its CFO

He says he loves me, but he doesn't act like it and he rejects my sexual advances. What's going on?

I hoped to see something other than Democratic politics as usual at a Booker campaign event Wednesday evening

Conservatives and the media treated Vance's memoir like "Poor People for Dummies." Watch his damaging rhetoric work

Donald Trump's first year as president ushered in an era of overwhelming, uncontrolled corruption