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The former President teases 2024 run and slams President Biden in first speech since leaving office.
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The former President teases 2024 run and slams President Biden in first speech since leaving office.
The ex-president released a lengthy, seven paragraph statement through his PAC just days after being acquitted in a second second impeachment trial
Senate finds Trump not guilty of inciting insurrection, clearing a path for him to run in 2024.
The House managers rested Thursday afternoon after three days of showing evidence and used Trump's own words against him.
Democratic House members used Trump's own words against him from tweets and public comments to lay the foundation for the Big Lie.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate voted on Tuesday to continue with the impeachment trial against former President Donald Trump, ruling the process is constitutional....
Part of O’Donnell’s interview with President Biden aired on Friday evening’s broadcast.
Trump's lawyers responded and argued their request was a sign the House could not prove its allegations the former President.
Republicans leave open the possibility of Trump running again in 2024.
Biden makes his his most direct comments on Trump since taking office.
