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Trump teased the "most important witness" in Manhattan DA probe. It's former Rudy Giuliani lawyer Robert Costello

Chairs of three committees demand testimony from district attorney, who is overseeing Stormy Daniels hush money case

Former President Donald Trump’s calls for protests ahead of his anticipated indictment in New York have generated mostly muted reactions from supporters

Alvin Bragg tells staff the office will not be deterred by threats as it decides whether to charge the ex-president with crimes over hush-money paid to Stormy Daniels.

The former US president's all-caps social media posts say he's expecting to be taken into custody this week and repeats false claims about voter fraud in the country's last presidential election.

"We want calmness out there," McCarthy said.

Even though insurrectionist-in-chief Donald Trump was restored to Twitter in November by Elon Musk (Trump still hasn’t resumed his postings and his last tweet was Jan. 8, 2021) and on Friday he was returned to Facebook and YouTube with innocuous greetings, he used own Truth Social Saturday morning to say…

The New York prosecutor has been tight-lipped about his office’s investigation into the former president, who could make history as the first to ever face a criminal indictment, Alex Woodward reports

Speaker Kevin McCarthy said people should not protest if Trump is indicted, but if they do "there should not be any violence.”