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The now former special counsel said Trump would have been convicted had he not won the 2024 presidential election

US President-elect Donald Trump would have been convicted for his alleged effort to overturn the 2020 election result if he hadn't been elected four years later, said a report by then special counsel Jack Smith released early Tuesday.

The report condemned Trump for encouraging violence following the 2020 election and for his continued praise of Jan. 6 rioters, whom he has referred to as "patriots."

Thirteen nominees will be grilled before 11 committees, and while many will sail through, others face controversies ranging from alleged sexual assault and heavy drinking to their relationships with dictators and vaccine skepticism.

As devastating wildfires rage across Los Angeles, Trump has stoked controversy, launching politically charged attacks against Democrats through memes.

Republican Rep. Andy Ogles introduces the "Make Greenland Great Again Act," supporting Trump's plans to negotiate the purchase of Greenland.

With just one week until Trump takes office, the incoming administration continues to provide details about its strategies to conduct mass deportations

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes requested Jack Smith's full case file to use in its ongoing prosecution of Trump's allies for seeking to overturn the 2020 election

No final decisions were made at the discussions, which took place at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate

President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized Wray, whom he nominated in his first term. Kash Patel has been nominated to replace him

Overseas shipments represented a rare bright spot for Beijing last year as sluggish domestic consumption and a prolonged crisis in the property sector dragged on growth.

The founder of the Americas Migration Brief sat down with The Latin Times to discuss who takes the mantle if the upcoming admin deters asylum seekers

First, it was the seat pairing that nearly broke the internet, now it's the snub before the photo that has commenters on social media talking.

Steve Bannon has vowed to oust Elon Musk from Donald Trump's inner circle, accusing the billionaire of being "racist" and "evil."

JD Vance distanced himself from Donald Trump's sweeping pardon promises for January 6 rioters in recent interview.

AOC's newly-won seat in the coveted Energy and Commerce committee shows the young progressive is ready to boost herself and think about her party's future

Trump plans sweeping immigration changes, including Title 42 reinstatement, expanded ICE collaboration, and stricter asylum rules, previewed in a GOP Senate meeting.

Special Counsel Jack Smith, who recently completed his second report on President-elect Donald Trump, resigned from the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Friday, a court filing revealed.

Donald Trump tapped a loyalist who wrote a book calling the president-elect an "environmental hero" to head up an Environmental Advisory Task Force.

The prime minister of Greenland pushed back at President-elect Donald Trump's proposal to take over the Arctic nation, saying "we do not want to be Americans."

President-elect Trump has pledged to carry out mass deportations on Day 1 of his administration, but who will it mostly affect? Experts weigh in.

Biden's border legacy, according to a security expert: Strengthened technology but exposed weaknesses at the core of the crisis.

As California contends with the devastation caused by the week's ferocious outbreak of wildfires, a tweet from Trump criticizing Smokey Bear ads has resurfaced.

A Canadian strip club's X account was suspended after a photo of its marquee, displaying a message aimed at Donald Trump, went viral.

The Biden administration cited the "severe humanitarian emergency" taking place in Venezuela as a motive to extend TPS status

Joe Biden is leaving office with a lower approval rating than Donald Trump had after his first term, a new poll confirms.

This is the second proposal tied to Trump's foreign policy comments after one tied to renaming the Gulf of Mexico

Donald Trump admitted that he "probably" likes Barack Obama after the two had a friendly chat at former President Jimmy Carter's funeral.

The judge has indicated, however, that Trump will not face prison -- even though the 34 counts of falsifying business records on which he was convicted in May 2024 carry potential prison time. It is instead anticipated that he will receive the mildest criminal sanction available, an unconditional discharge -- a relatively uncommon measure.

A bill to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America" has been met with scorn and sarcasm following its introduction by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green.