Donald Trump

Assessing the state of Trump's finances is difficult because of the opaque nature of government disclosure information and the private status of the Trump Organization.

If convicted, a second, simple majority vote would be enough to bar the real estate tycoon from trying to come back as president in 2024.

Macaulay Culkin is "sold" on the idea of removing Donald Trump from "Home Alone 2."

Trump survived a first impeachment almost exactly a year ago when the Republican-controlled Senate acquitted him of abusing his office to try and get dirt on Biden's family before the election.

It was not Chuck Norris who took a selfie with a protester during the U.S. Capitol riot but a "lookalike."

Says the 25th Amendment is only for when a president is incapacitated

The Pentagon said Monday it had authorized 15,000 National Guard troops to be deployed for Biden's inauguration.

In its early days, the platform attracted a crowd of ultraconservative and even extreme-right users. But more recently it has signed up many more traditional Republican voices.

The bad news included data showing spiking Covid-19 cases led in December to the first job losses since April.

Newly elected Representative Jake LaTurner recently announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19.

Many of Trump's supporters expressed indignation over Twitter's permanent ban, leading them to likewise exit the social media platform.

If Parler is unable to find a new hosting partner by 08H00 GMT Monday, when Amazon cuts off its services, the site will be unable to function.

In a blog post Twitter explained that the suspension was based on numerous factors, such as evidence that plans for future armed protests were already proliferating on and off Twitter.

The royal said that while his immediate reaction to the riots was "shock" and "disbelief," it quickly turned into "disgust."

Karlie Kloss is married to Joshua Kushner, younger brother of Ivanka's husband Jared Kushner.

Critics of the online platforms argued they moved too slowly as Wednesday's violence was organized on social media, directing their ire at Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.

Bipartisan anger was brewing over the failure of law enforcement to prevent the mobs from entering Congress.

Outgoing President Donald Trump told his supporters they are "very special" while noting, "we have to have peace, so go home."

Jacinda Ardern tweeted: "Democracy - the right of people to exercise a vote, have their voice heard and then have that decision upheld peacefully should never be undone by a mob."

The session of Congress comes one day after voters in Georgia apparently handed a pair of stunning victories to the Democratic Senate candidates over Republican incumbents.

Republicans hold 50 seats in the 100-seat Senate and a victory in just one of the runoff races would give them a majority and the ability to thwart Biden's agenda.

Markets have been buoyed in recent months by the prospect of Republicans holding the Senate and provide a check on the Democrats but analysts said a "blue wave" scenario has spooked investors.

Trump savaged Republicans who have refused to endorse his baseless claims.

Pro-Trump protesters not quite willing to concede are expected to rally in Washington on Wednesday.

Republican Senator Ted Cruz of Texas is leading a dozen lawmakers in asserting that "allegations of fraud and irregularities in the 2020 election exceed any in our lifetimes"

Under Trump, US authorities have given often mixed messages on mask-wearing, social distancing and shutdowns, and the outgoing president has repeatedly downplayed the risks.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi hailed the "resounding rebuke" that both houses of Congress delivered by overwhelmingly overriding Trump's veto.

Including the defense bill, Trump has vetoed nine bills during his four years in the White House. Congress has not previously mustered the votes needed to override any of his vetoes.

He also reportedly mentioned his wish of having an aircraft carrier commissioned and named after him.

Trump's campaign has lost dozens of court challenges in several contested states, with judge after judge saying they showed no evidence of any significant fraud.