Donald Trump’s bond was set at $200,000 and he agreed not to threaten or intimidate witnesses in his Georgia election racketeering case.
Author: Bart Jansen, USA TODAY
Donald Trump wants his election trial to start in 2026. Prosecutors say that’s too long a wait.
Donald Trump’s lawyers proposed to start his federal trial in 2026 on conspiracy charges he tried to steal the 2020 election.
Donald Trump, allies will be booked on charges at Georgia jail, not court, sheriff says
Donald Trump and his co-defendants will be booked at the county jail rather than at the courthouse, as in his other criminal cases, the sheriff said.
Live updates: Donald Trump indicted on 2020 election fraud charges in Georgia
The indictment accuses Trump, Rudy Giuliani, Mark Meadows and others of pursuing a plan to pressure Georgia officials to overturn Biden’s victory.
Hunter Biden isn’t the first relative of a president to be investigated. Remember these others?
Hunter Biden reaches agreement to resolve criminal charges, but investigations into relatives of presidents are nothing new.
Hunter Biden to plead guilty to two tax charges, resolve federal gun violation: DOJ
Hunter Biden agreed to plead guilty to two tax federal tax charges and resolve a gun offense, the U.S. attorney for Delaware announced Monday.
Donald Trump changes lawyers, names Todd Blanche in federal classified documents case
Donald Trump changed lawyers Friday in his federal documents case, naming Todd Blanche before his initial appearance Tuesday.
Donald Trump indicted for allegedly mishandling classified documents seized at Mar-a-Lago: Recap
Donald Trump was indicted for mishandling classified documents seized at Mar-a-Lago, an unprecedented federal step against a former president.
How the Biden family name became latest wrinkle in Hunter Biden’s paternity battle
Hunter Biden seeks to reduce child support in a paternity case with the mother of his daughter and opposes having the girl adopting the Biden name.
IRS whistleblower alleges removal of ‘entire investigation team’ from Hunter Biden probe
An IRS agent told Congress his ‘entire investigative team’ was removed from the Hunter Biden inquiry.