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Donald Trump: I regret not marching on the US Capitol
Former president teases return to White House, saying things are "boring" in his absence.
Former president teases return to White House, saying things are "boring" in his absence.
New York Times: Former White House photographer planned a book. Trump had other ideas.
White House phone records absent from 11am-7pm on day of Capitol insurrection.
New York Times: "The illegality of the plan was obvious," the judge wrote.
'Your decision not to prosecute Donald Trump is misguided and contrary to public interest'
After being shuttered for over a year, this landmark is back open to the public.
New York Times: The criminal investigation into Trump crashed amid a disagreement.
Donald Trump has spoken out about the war in Ukraine, pushing the West to do more.
New York Times: The two started on similar paths yet ended up so differently.
Trump appeared on Fox News immediately after Russia attacked Ukraine.
New York Times: Prosecutors had abruptly stopped presenting evidence to a grand jury.
New York Times: Trump's hard-right alternative to Twitter could open next month.
NYT: In Trump, Thiel sees a vessel to push his ideological goals.
New York Times: Trump has spent decades inventing facts and figures to suit his needs.
Trump's claim of executive privilege fails - his visitors on day of riot will be revealed.
New York Times: Trump's longtime accounting firm abruptly cut ties with family business.
Financial Times: Today's communications are a gift for future historians.
The House committee wants to know what Ivanka Trump heard and saw that day.
Pivotal witness in the first impeachment case against Donald Trump sues his eldest son.
Some Simpsons fans are claiming the show has made yet another of its eerie predictions.
New York Times: Attorney general claims Trump inflated the value of his assets.
Former president's attempts to hold back documents fails.
New York Times: Attorney general wants to question Trump and two of his kids under oath.
Attorney general's office gave its most detailed accounting yet of its investigation.
New York Times: The former First Lady is testing the water for her brand.
New York Times: The US has not come together to defend democracy.
So far, 71 people have been sentenced for riot-related crimes.
Republican says it's 'one of the most important congressional investigations in history'.
The leaders will discuss "a range of topics, including upcoming diplomatic engagements".
Judge refused to dismiss an indictment charging leaders of the far-right Proud Boys.