Category: Politics

Will Republicans purge the worst of what he has brought to their coalition or will Trump maintain his influence even after he is out of office?

The president-elect said “mom and pop” small businesses employ more than big corporations. That might be a stretch depending on the metric you use.

Trump’s conviction would seem to remain unlikely. But once he’s out of office, removal is off the table and the chief question is whether to disqualify him from running again. That could give Republicans more incentive to convict.

Even though this year will be anything but conventional, past presidential moves show that it takes a herculean effort to transition from the old White House residents to the new ones.

The explanations by some of the president’s supporters of why they attacked the Capitol will likely be featured in his upcoming Senate impeachment trial for allegedly inciting violence.

John Earle Sullivan, deplored by both liberal and conservative activists, says he only wanted to capture history, but he also sells merchandise.

Allies are at work to establish a Trump fiefdom in the battleground state aimed at maintaining his influence over Republican politics.

Joe Biden will become the 46th president when he takes the oath of office. Just as no two presidents are alike, neither are the ceremonies that usher them into office.

Democrats are eager to punish Trump for inciting the attack on the U.S. Capitol, but wary of a Senate trial dragging on too long and slowing Biden’s agenda. They hope to keep the trial short without truncating their case.

The internal report, which does not appear to have been shared widely with other agencies, was among the flags that experts say should have alerted officials to the risks on Jan. 6.

Prosecutors say Jacob Anthony Chansley, the “QAnon Shaman,” left an ominous note for Vice President Trump that made it clear rioters intended to kill or capture lawmakers.

The president-elect plans to deliver remarks on vaccine distribution a day after calling the efforts of President Trump’s administration a “dismal failure.”