Donald Trump
The latest news on former President Donald Trump, the 45th president of the United States. Trump won as a Republican against Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016. He lost his bid for reelection in 2020 against Democrat Joe Biden. Born June 14, 1946, in Queens, New York, he was a businessman and television personality before entering politics. Married to Melania Trump, he is the father of Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump, Eric Trump, Tiffany Trump and Barron Trump.
2024 polls show how Biden and Trump would fare in a rematch
Polling carried out for Newsweek showed how a hypothetical replay of 2020 would go down.
Who's to blame for Georgia loss? Conservatives argue among themselves
Herschel Walker became the final high-profile GOP candidate to lose their midterm election after being defeated by Raphael Warnock in a Senate runoff.
Howard Stern celebrates Herschel Walker loss: "He's completely unqualified"
The controversial radio host called the Trump-backed candidate "a total embarrassment."
Trump's bet that New Yorkers will save him from ruin just got riskier
Trump's lawyers want jurors in New York to help him win against Attorney General Letitia James, but Tuesday's verdict suggests a jury may not work in his favor.
Trump's paying people who are key to criminal cases against him
Some have called the practice tantamount to buying their silence.
More classified items found in storage unit used by Donald Trump: report
The items were reportedly discovered after Trump ordered an outside team to search several of his properties.
Republicans battle over blaming Trump for Herschel Walker's loss in Georgia
On Tuesday night, Herschel Walker conceded to incumbent Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock in the Georgia runoff elections.
Donald Trump trapped in legal nightmare that's about to get worse
The former president's family business has been found guilty of tax fraud, while more investigations are still to be resolved.
In Georgia, Black Voters Deliver for Democrats—Again
The Democratic Party has once again been rescued by Black voters. They now owe it to Black Americans to fight for issues that concern us.
Trump News Updates: QAnon supporter reportedly speaks at Mar-a-Lago event
While Trump was not charged in the tax fraud case, the guilty verdict comes amid several other legal investigations facing the former president.
Trevor Noah jokes about Trump avoiding prison time after guilty verdict
"All the successes in Trump's organization, they're due to the genius of Donald Trump. All the crimes, he had no idea," Noah said on "The Daily Show."
What Democratic Populism Could Look Like
Despite their success, Democrats have more questions than answers as they face the 2024 presidential election.
Full list of Donald Trump candidates who lost their Senate races
Herschel Walker in Georgia is the last Republican figure endorsed by the former president to have been rejected by voters.
Kathy Griffin: I was planning to quit Twitter before Elon Musk banned me
In this exclusive Newsweek essay, Kathy Griffin talks Trump, Twitter, cancel culture and celebrity salons.
Warnock defeats Walker in Georgia, marking another failed Trump candidate
With Herschel Walker's loss, Trump gets another blow in a long line of election losses following the midterms.
Herschel Walker candidacy bashed as "insult" to Black voters as runoff ends
The GOP is facing criticism as votes are being tallied in the Senate runoff election in Georgia.
Trump bemoans his company's tax fraud conviction: "Hard to be Trump" in NYC
"It is a continuation of the Greatest Political Witch Hunt in the History of our Country," the ex-president said. "New York City is a hard place to be 'Trump.'"
Trump's prosecution odds "increased" after N.Y. guilty verdict: Kirschner
Former President Donald Trump continues facing other legal battles in New York that could end in his prosecution, the legal analyst said.
Trump's longtime employee delivers massive win for prosecutor
The longtime chief financial officer for the Trump Organization, Allen Weisselberg, pleaded guilty to tax fraud and testified for the prosecution.
Does a criminal referral mean someone's been charged with a crime?
Representative Bennie Thompson said that the House committee investigating the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot will be making decisions on criminal referrals.
Trump organization found guilty of tax fraud in New York
New York prosecutors scored a victory against Trump after years of probing his financial dealings.
Trump faces new danger as Jan. 6 committee announces criminal referrals
The committee's decision ramps up pressure on the Justice Department to either prosecute Trump or explain why the referral was declined.
Trump falsely claims Manhattan hasn't tried a murder case in 6 years
The Manhattan D.A. is currently trying two Trump companies for allegedly paying personal expenses for executive without properly disclosing them.
Kid Rock video at Donald Trump Jr. party leads to talk of his DJ skills
"This seems like a scene right out of The Office," one Twitter user wrote in response to a video of Kid Rock's apparent DJ-booth "struggle."
Trump's constitution remarks present "terrifying" future—legal expert
Law professor Eric J. Segall criticized GOP leaders who have not condemned the former president's recent remarks.
Trump praises Kirstie Alley for support of MAGA that damaged her career
The former president paid tribute to the late actress, who was among his most vocal supporters in the entertainment industry.
Kanye West eyes Candace Owens as his vice president: "She should be good"
"I'm open to ideas," West said of his 2024 presidential campaign during an interview with Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes.
Fact Check: Did Lauren Boebert say Donald Trump hadn't paid any taxes?
A tweet, attributed to Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert, suggested Donald Trump couldn't be charged with fraud because he "didn't pay any taxes."
Stormy Daniels claps back after being called a disgrace over Cameo videos
Adult entertainer Stormy Daniels didn't back down after receiving hate from a Twitter user.
Trump "paying for the silence" of Mar-a-Lago witnesses—Former prosecutor
Jim Walden was discussing the reports that Trump's Save America PAC is paying legal bills for key figures in classified documents investigation.
