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Trump celebrates DeSantis’ decision to drop out, ending bitter feud that defined 2024 campaign

Donald Trump is setting aside months of criticism and mockery of Ron DeSantis.

Editorial: Why Donald Trump isn't going away any time soon

Why the former president has such a strong hold on the Republican party and America.

New York Times: The deification of Donald Trump poses some interesting questions

OPINION: Why do so many evangelicals see Trump as God's anointed one?

After Iowa, Trump is back to command the national psyche. He never actually left

New York Times: Trump is steamrolling his bid for a third nomination.

Analysis: Trump’s Iowa victory was a foregone conclusion. This doesn’t make it less shocking

The result confirms the vast majority of Republican voters are still infatuated with him.

'Control your client': Judge shuts down Trump's outburst in court

Trump unleashed a barrage of attacks in a six-minute diatribe before being cut off.

Trump’s boldest argument yet: Immunity from prosecution for assassinations

New York Times: Trump's lawyer makes bold claim about immunity from murder prosecution.

Mother of former US first lady Melania Trump dies

Trump announced the death today without disclosing the cause.

Judge rejects Trump’s claim of immunity

Trump is charged with plotting to overturn the 2020 presidential election.

NZ the loser as fears of resurgent Donald Trump sinks US trade announcement

US political dysfunction has scuppered the announcement of a trade pact with NZ

Trump plans to deport millions of undocumented migrants if re-elected

The 77-year-old reportedly wants to set up camps to house those awaiting expulsion.

Emails contradict Eric Trump’s evidence he was unaware of father’s financial statements

He swore he was never aware of statements that puffed up his father's wealth.

How judges restrain Trump: Gag orders, fines and possible jail time

New York Times: There's a variety of options to stop Trump's attacks. But will any work?

Who is the new US House speaker?

The new speaker received unanimous support with all 220 Republican votes.

In shadow of legal woes, Trump compares himself to Nelson Mandela

“I don’t mind being Nelson Mandela because I’m doing it for a reason.”

Trump's former lawyer pleads guilty over 2020 election interference

Sidney Powell will serve six years probation and testify in future trials.