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Melania Trump addressed her husband's third White House bid, suggesting she's prepared to resume an active role in another Trump administration.

Former Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis told Newsweek that the Trump campaign attacking the Florida governor "is evidence that they fear him."

"Just look at the results of three months ago, and that shows you where extreme candidates are gonna end up falling," New Hampshire's Chris Sununu said.

The former president made an unannounced stop at a burger shop following an event launching his 2024 campaign in the state.

The former president also said on Saturday that it was his personality that "kept us out of war."

If reelected, the former president promises to take action on China, content moderation on social media platforms and the border.

This weekend's annual event, which attracted 11,000 young conservatives, reveal that Trump's 2024 campaign may not receive the primary welcome he anticipates.

Former president backed technology that this week achieved "net energy gain" for the first time, generating more energy from nuclear fusion than was put in.

Trump announced his 2024 candidacy last week amid new scrutiny over his influence within the Republican Party.

Former president Donald Trump may be charged in same manner as Edward Snowden and Julian Assange, viral Twitter post claims.

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Longtime Trump Organization executive Allen Weisselberg is the latest, pleading guilty on Thursday to 15 felonies.

Last month, Cheney did not rule out a possible run for the presidency in 2024, but insisted she was currently focused on re-election.

As Americans wait to learn what was seized at Mar-a-Lago, some insisted that Trump had special privileges. Newsweek Fact Check looked into the claim.

The former president dropped a few more hints about his much-anticipated political aspirations on a podcast, adding that he's already made a decision.

Campaign adviser Jason Miller and campaign manager Bill Stepien testified that they believed it was too early to declare victory on election night.

Alva Johnson alleged that Trump attempted to forcibly kiss her during his 2016 presidential campaign.

Katrina Pierson allegedly made the remark in text messages obtained by the January 6 Select Committee.

The new Ohio lawsuit alleges that the Stark County Board of Elections engaged in illegal private talks before deciding to purchase 1,450 Dominion machines.

A 63-year-old cancer patient is among several Trump supporters who said they were "scammed" into recurring withdrawals that decimated their already depleted bank accounts.

The payments indicate an ongoing financial relationship between the rally's organizers and Trump's political campaign.

The judge also said in his decision that Wood was partly responsible for inciting the January 6 U.S. Capitol riot.

The civil rights organization accused the Trump campaign and Republican National Convention of violating the Ku Klux Klan Act in their election lawsuits.

The Trump adviser accused judges who have ruled against the president's legal efforts of caving to pressure from "corrupt corporate media" and Democratic officials.

The two "states" are the latest to file an amicus brief in support of the Supreme Court lawsuit seeking to overturn the election's results in four states.

Kyle Hawkins and his deputies are conspicuously missing from the case. Instead, the agency's special counsel is Lawrence Joseph.

The former Homeland Security Department official is accusing Trump and his legal team of engaging in "a calculated and pernicious conspiracy" against himself and other GOP officials.

"These tremendous fundraising numbers show President Trump remains the leader and source of energy for the Republican Party," Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien said in a statement on Thursday.

The Trump campaign's lawsuit asked the consevative-controlled court to revoke the state's certification of the election and to throw out hundreds of thousands of ballots in two of Wisonsin's largest Democratic counties.

"The people around the president know better," Gabriel Sterling said during a news conference.