Author: Josh Meyer, USA TODAY

The Georgia racketeering case could prompt some of the 18 people charged with the former president to turn on each other — and him — in effort to avoid jail

Trump and 18 co-defendants in the Fulton County, Ga. election fraud case have had two weeks to negotiate their court processing — including mug shots

Upcoming charges in the Georgia Jan. 6 probe pose more complex and potentially dangerous security concerns than Trump’s three others, officials say

In its third report, House GOP Oversight panel claims evidence Joe Biden benefitted from son Hunter business dealings. White House says it shows no such thing

The former president again goes on the offensive, signaling he won’t stop discussing Jan. 6 election fraud case or attacking the judge and prosecutor.

US Judge Tanya Chutkan is known for being tough on Jan. 6 rioters, but also for her defense of those charged with serious criminal felonies.

The new indictment that Trump faces involves criminal actions he allegedly took as a sitting president to overturn the 2020 presidential election.

Trump faces two other indictments but a federal case over Jan. 6 insurrection is seen as biggest, and potentially most devastating to his political future

As the Drug Enforcement Administration turns 50, USA TODAY takes a look at the ingenious ways smugglers have tried to get illegal drugs into the US

Security analysts, lawmakers say Elon Musk’s big changes to Twitter mean the social media platform is more vulnerable than ever to election manipulation.