2016 Presidential Election

In the wake of the midterm elections Fox News featured a number of commentators who openly called for Ron DeSantis to lead the GOP in 2024 instead of Trump.

Igor Danchenko is set to go on trial in what is only the third indictment under the long-running probe into the origins of the Russia inquiry.

"They wanted to bring humiliation to me," said British singer Ferguson, who did not specify who on her team was responsible for the alleged plot.

"I couldn't let my own issues get in the way," Griffin quoted Lewinsky as saying of her decision. Lewinsky and Bill Clinton had an affair in the 1990s.

Florida District Court Judge Donald Middlebrooks said Trump's lawyers could face sanctions for claims made in the suit, which Middlebrooks dismissed on Friday.

If we're playing by the rules of the Left, the Democratic Party has embraced the first element of fascism.

"What's the point of searching?" a Russian television host asked, suggesting the Kremlin had already reviewed the documents.

Trump's former campaign chairman detailed how the then-Indiana governor became vice president in his new book.

A Russian state TV host said Russia will "have to think whether to reinstall him again as the American president" and that the country hasn't "decided yet."

The former Democratic presidential candidate said Trump "has to know that he lost" the 2020 election.

The pro-gun group has bene criticized for ties to foreign nationals in wake of the Uvalde school shooting.

Trump was concerned the GOP "could force him off the ticket or hold a vote to expel him," Conway wrote in her new memoir.

Testimony from a former Hillary Clinton campaign manager concerned the release of information about an alleged tie between Trump's company and a Russian bank.

Tucker Carlson said that Democrats have convinced themselves that Russia stole the 2016 presidency from candidate Hillary Clinton.

"I think there are real problems with Trump," Farage says in a video that appears to be from 2016.

Matt Mowers cast an absentee presidential primary ballot in New Hampshire and another primary vote in New Jersey.

The attorney from the Ticktin Law Group leading the case against Hillary Clinton also published a fawning book about the former president in 2020.

The claim was made in a lawsuit Trump filed against his 2016 presidential opponent Hillary Clinton, claiming her campaign orchestrated an "outrageous" plot.

"The lawsuit...outlines the Defendants' nefarious plot to vilify Donald J. Trump by spreading lies to weave a false narrative," Trump's attorney told Newsweek.

In 2017, Konstantin Kozlovsky said he had been recruited to hack the Democratic National Committee and steal emails linked to Hillary Clinton.

The House minority leader mocked the idea that Democrats would consider a presidential candidate "the country has rejected."

The former Trump adviser's remarks came after Clinton for the first time publicly shared what she would have said in her victory speech if she'd won in 2016.

The Right can and should aggressively fight the culture war with the aim of victory, but it must not lose sight of the economic issues that helped propel Trump.

The former president fired Comey as FBI Director in 2017, amid the Mueller investigation into accusations of Russian collusion in the 2016 election.

The FOIA attorney for Buzzfeed News said the court's decision "reaffirms the public's right to understand how the government makes important decisions."

A former chief strategist for the pro-Trump Great America PAC and an ally to Bush administration allegedly sought campaign contribution by foreign nationals.

Attorney Alison Grinter Allen posted on Twitter on Monday that Winner "is still in custody in the residential reentry process, but we are relieved and hopeful."

Sanders said Biden has a "very strong sense of loyalty, which I like and respect."

Why are we inviting thousands of people to come in the midst of a global pandemic, with economic devastation wrecking our working and middle classes?

"There is no place in public discourse for lies and misinformation to defraud citizens of their right to vote," the acting U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of New York said.