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Trump Is Returning to the U.S.-Mexico Border

By JILL COLVIN, PAUL J. WEBER / AP

What We Lost with the End of the WASPS

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Trump's Endless Abortion Flip-Flops

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Maryanne Trump Barry, Donald Trump's Sister, Dies

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Donald Trump Jr. Is Returning to the Stand

Donald Trump’s lawyers will start calling witnesses of their own in the New York civil fraud trial that threatens the his real estate empire.

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Trump Takes Stand in Fraud Trial

“I beseech you to control him if you can" an exasperated Judge Arthur Engeron told Trump's lawyer. "If you can't, I will.”

By JILL COLVIN, MICHAEL R. SISAK, JENNIFER PELTZ and ERIC TUCKER/AP

Courts Are Holding Trump to His Words

Judges are holding the former President's words against him, leading to consequences he never faced on the political stage.

By Brian Bennett

Pence Looks For Who Might Derail Trump

Pence, who has said Trump must “never” be allowed to return to power, is weighing who to endorse, advisers say.

By Philip Elliott

What Sidney Powell Flipping Means for Trump

The plea deal is an early win for Atlanta DA Fani Willis’ election interference case

By Eric Cortellessa

Trump World Urges House GOP Against Emmer

Allies of the former President are working to derail Rep. Tom Emmer's bid for House majority leader, sources tell TIME.

By Eric Cortellessa

Trump Lies to Supporters About Gag Order

In appeals for campaign donations, Donald Trump is claiming a proposed gag order would block him from criticizing Joe Biden. It's not true.

By Brian Bennett

Is the GOP Still The Party of Reagan?

The second GOP debate unfolded under Reagan’s shadow, while Trump commands a party that has seemingly moved on from the Gipper.

By Philip Elliott

Trump Skips GOP Debate, Gives Speech to Auto Workers

The former President's message in Michigan was a populist pitch geared toward winning over working-class voters

By Eric Cortellessa

Right-Wing's New Aim: a Parallel Economy

As investors target right-wing alternatives to mainstream brands, will the US economy reshape itself to be as polarized as our electorate?

By Eric Cortellessa

Who Made the Cut For the Next GOP Debate

Seven of the candidates from the first GOP presidential debate qualified for the second one.

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Ramaswamy Is Trump’s Most Obvious Heir

A policy debate with a TIME columnist demonstrated why Ramaswamy is standing out in a crowded GOP field

By Philip Elliott

Highlights From Trump's 'Meet the Press' Interview

Trump spoke about his indictment, the possibility of selecting a female running mate, and more.

By Solcyre Burga

How Mitt Romney Found His Authentic Self

After two awkward presidential bids, Romney became the rare GOP Senate unafraid of the wrath of Donald Trump's supporters.

By Philip Elliott

Breaking Down Trump's Four Indictments

TIME Senior Correspondent Brian Bennett explains all four of former President Donald Trump's criminal indictments.

By Jeannie Kopstein and Brian Bennett

Biden Allies, But Not the White House, Cite Kushner in Discrediting Impeachment Push

As the White House stresses Joe Biden's innocence against an impeachment inquiry, others say Jared Kushner's business deals should be the real target.

By Nik Popli
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