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With 78 criminal charges against him so far, the former president can’t afford not to run in the 2024 election

As Trump bids to run for president in 2024, he is facing several serious charges. Here is where each case stands

If found guilty, the former president could face up to 20 years in prison on some of the charges

Former president claimed network’s use of ‘big lie’ to describe his claims of election fraud associated him with Adolf Hitler

Speakers fail to mention former president’s additional legal issues while sharpest criticism for Joe Biden

’He was one of the real unsung heroes of the whole marketing campaign. He kind of broke me in United States. So thank you Bob’

Group of Republicans facing felony charges over alleged ‘fake elector’ scheme

Bystanders captured footage of Daniel Penny (24) putting Neely (30) in a chokehold

Two indictments received so far are ‘great badge of courage’, former president tells evangelical conference

Former president and supporters openly allege justice system is being weaponised by Biden administration

Move sets up unprecedented contest between a former vice-president and a former president

Former president claims he said ‘very bad and very nasty’ things to Putin that ‘had to do with Moscow’ if he invaded Ukraine

Centrists in both parties back agreement to raise borrowing limit despite opposition of hardliners

Trump ally accused of abuse of office in historic proceedings in state’s House of Representatives

Politicians on right and left will be unhappy with some of the terms in Biden and McCarthy’s proposed accord

Compromise between Democrats and Republicans would prevent ‘catastrophic default’ but still needs approval

Joe Biden yesterday said he was optimistic about deal but hardliners have threatened to block bill

Questions still remain as to why armed police waited in corridor while children were trapped with gunman in classrooms

Martin Wolf: The depth of disagreement in the country makes it concievable

US coming perilously close to reaching legal limit on its ability to pay its bills

The former president’s legal woes are far from over, but he remains a powerful figure in US politics

Allies joked the event amounted to an hour of infomercials for the former president

New York Republican facing calls to quit, but with slim majority for GOP in House of Representatives, his vote is vital in the chamber

Daniel Geary: Joe Biden’s biggest strength may be his opponents’ weaknesses

Florida governor on a steep learning curve — tricks used to get elected to other offices don’t work in a White House race

Author chronicles how the Church has become politically powerful in recent decades but fails to speak to bishops or lay Catholics about their intentions

Strict security in Manhattan as former US president to appear in court on Tuesday afternoon

The broadcaster has invited other Republican hopefuls in next year’s election but Trump has not made a weekday showing since September

Marjorie Taylor Greene suggests letting ‘red’ and ‘blue’ states live their own way, based on the political views and values of their citizens

News organisation rejects claims of ‘biased coverage’ of transgender people

With luck, The Making of Donald Trump and the Breaking of America draws a line under the Donald Trump years

Right-wing billionaire industrialist Charles Koch prepares to weigh in on primary elections

President Joe Biden has kicked off his campaign for a second term in 2024 with a robust performance - it remains to be seen whether it gives a lift to his poll ratings

Trip was announced at a reception hosted by the US-Ireland Partnership for Growth, which was set up in Washington DC last yea

Fears US government could run out of money to pay its bills later in the year if no agreement reached to permit additional borrowing

The culture wars have become part of today’s geopolitical struggles

While Trump remains the only declared 2024 presidential candidate, there are several potential challengers

Republican Party’s leader in the House has reportedly offered more concessions to his opponents

In this special edition of In The News, we are joined by our new co-host, Bernice Harrison. We say goodbye for now to presenter, Conor Pope, who resumes his full-time duties as Consumer Affairs Correspondent. Over Christmas and New Year, you may have opted out scrolling through social media or catching up on news stories. However it was eventful two weeks. In this episode, we bring you a round-up of the most noteworthy stories including hospital overcrowding, the death of Pope Benedict and the arrest of misogynist, Andrew Tate. Presented by Aideen Finnegan.

Growing support in south Florida could be a sign that Republican Party has honed its appeal to more culturally conservative Hispanics