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Trump railed against a House committee's investigation of the Capitol riot, saying that January 6 was just a "day of protesting the fake election results."

"AT&T has never had a financial interest in OAN's success and does not 'fund' OAN," the company responded following a report from Reuters on Wednesday.

Lindsey Graham was speaking at a county Republican event in Summerville, South Carolina on October 2.

Stephanie Grisham, the former White House press secretary, told ABC Trump would be unleashed after 2024.

Consumers have reason to be hopeful. The message to Big Business and Big Tech is breaking through.

At least five Republican politicians are set to attend the QAnon convention later this month.

Miller's attorney claimed that Grisham made "false allegations against him in retaliation for him breaking her heart by ending their relationship."

A group of Michigan poll challengers filed the lawsuit after receiving cease and desist letters, insisting they were "damaged by Dominion's Lawfare campaign."

But the tally does not include the tens of thousands of Afghans brought to the United States when American troops withdrew from Afghanistan.

The former ambassador to the United Nations said she doesn't want the Republican Party going back to the "days before Trump."

Georgia's GOP party members worry that Trump's false fraud narrative "scares people away from the polls," which may ruin Republican prospects in 2022 races.

"Trump is now turning to ridicule, perhaps thinking a shot at my ego will persuade me to do something that I knew wasn't right," he wrote in his new book.

Grisham said the couple saw themselves as a "shadow president and first lady" during Trump's presidency.

The former president said the GOP has a "very strong card to play" as the country faces an economic reckoning if debt issue is not resolved.

Fiona Hill, a former adviser to Trump, said he was so interested in nuclear weapons that he seemed to "surprise" the Russians.

The former president has benefited from his ability to draw huge attention, but there is logic to Trump stepping back—if only for a while.

In this extract from Fiona Hill's new book, she reveals how Donald Trump assumed she was a secretary rather than a Russia expert in a crucial call with Putin

Former President Donald Trump has previously hyped an Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez run on Chuck Schumer's seat in 2022.

Trump does not appear on the list for the first time in 25 years, despite being worth an estimated $2.5 billion.

The former vice president fell out with Trump over the Capitol riots, but claims to have "amicable" relations with him now.

Fiona Hill alleged the State Department was instructed to keep tabs on negative comments foreign officials made about Trump.

"Cats" actress Betty Buckley said that Trump's love of the song was due to an "insatiable need to be loved because daddy just didn't."

Trump is looking to financially support those "who have proven to be fighters of the MAGA movement," with the formation of the new committee.

A former contestant on The Apprentice, Summer Zervos sued Trump for defamation and his lawyer said she plans to draw on a 2020 New York law.

The former president denied that misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccines was fueling people's reluctance to get inoculated.

Grisham warned that if Trump were to win in 2024, "He will be about revenge. He will probably have some pretty draconian policies that go on."

While Trump's approval in Iowa has increased since he left office, Biden's struggling in the state with an approval that's lower than Trump's historic low.

Kristina Karamo, who is running for Michigan Secretary of State, an office that administers election law, is set to attend a QAnon event later this month.

The former commander-in-chief remains influential in GOP politics, and has tipped himself to maintain support down the line should he choose to run again.

To celebrate the 25-year anniversary of the Fox News Channel, Sean Hannity, speaks to Newsweek. "They suck equally," he says of his network's main competitors.