Nearly half of Republicans in a survey released on Thursday said they would not vote for former President Trump if he were convicted of a felony. The Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 45 percent of Republicans said they would not vote for Trump if he were convicted, while 35 percent said they would still cast their...
Either the U.S. government has mounted an extraordinary, decades-long coverup of UFO retrieval and reverse engineering activities, or elements of the defense and intelligence establishment are engaging in a staggeringly brazen psychological disinformation campaign.
Will former President Trump stand trial before Election Day? Current and former prosecutors think it’s possible. Those who know Trump well suggested Thursday that he needs just one “reasonable-doubt” juror in the 2020 election conspiracy case who might block a unanimous jury verdict amid a cacophony of public assertions that Trump is a victim of...
Strong economic indicators have continued to make the case for a solid American economy, but a slew of new jobs data has policymakers and consumers looking at current conditions in different ways. The case for how and what type of unemployment is measured often leaves economists, lawmakers and market watchers at odds over what exactly...
Former President Trump is facing a risking number of legal cases as he battles for the GOP presidential nomination. Trump pleaded not guilty on Thursday to charges related to the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol and his efforts to stay in power. It's the third time Trump has entered a not guilty...
Former national security adviser John Bolton slammed former President Trump's foreign policy, warning that if Trump is re-elected, the U.S. will likely withdraw from NATO.
Left-wing groups and Democrats in Congress are backing a plan by the IRS to build a government-run tax filing program that critics argue would give the agency too much power.
Republican allies of Donald Trump are stepping up their attacks on Washington, D.C., District Judge Tanya Chutkan and the D.C. court itself, arguing it would be impossible for the former president to get a fair trial in the nation’s capital city. Judge Chutkan’s ruling against Trump two years ago in a legal dispute over handing...
The public’s confidence in the U.S. military is the lowest it's been in decades, and it’s doing no favors to the armed forces’ current recruitment struggles. Thanks to a combination of culture war issues, fresh reports of sexual assaults and suicides within the ranks, and a disastrous end to the Afghanistan War two years ago, Americans’ perception...