Marjorie Taylor Greene

Donald Trump paid an expert witness for his defense substantially more than had been previously indicated.

New York University accounting professor Eli Bartov testified Thursday that he did not believe the former president had committed fraud when filing financial disclosures with applications for bank loans. On cross-examination Friday, Bartov testified that he was paid $1,350 an hour for his testimony, and he worked a total of 650 hours on the case, reported The Messenger.

Top Republican Senate recruit Tim Sheehy, who is hoping to challenge Democratic Sen. Jon Tester in Montana, has characterized himself as a self-made entrepreneur who pulled himself up by his bootstraps. But according to The Daily Beast, his biography to voters leaves out some critical details that make that narrative fall apart.

Sheehy, who made waves this month by suggesting all health insurance should be abolished and poor patients should be made to barter with doctors to receive care, is the founder of Bridger Aerospace and, in one speech to voters, said, “When I saw a business opportunity, I took my entire life savings — I didn't get a government loan, didn’t get a government handout—I started a business in my barn and built it from scratch.”

Former President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he attended his $250 million fraud trial to deliver the "true story."

Following the questioning of the defense's final expert witness, Trump emerged from the courtroom to deliver a 5-minute rant to reporters and television cameras.

In the wake of Rep. Kevin McCarthy announcing that he's leaving Congress, Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is writhing, a columnist wrote Thursday.

Taking to X just after her ally announced he was quitting, Greene called out her Republican colleagues, slamming those who "expel our own for the other."

A pair of court rulings dealt Donald Trump devastating losses in two separate cases and could impact future presidents, as well.

The rulings answered important questions about executive branch accountability that the U.S. Supreme Court has never addressed because no other president has acted so brazenly, and legal experts explained their impact to Vice News.

A redacted portion of a Jack Smith filing submitted to Judge Tanya Chutkan hints that the Department of Justice has "compelling" evidence that links Donald Trump to the 2020 election violence.

Citing the notice the special counsel had to file under the Federal Rule of Evidence 404(b) that previews evidence the DOJ will bring to trial, former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance noted the redacted portion that follows the disclosure of an "agent" of Trump, also described as an unnamed campaign official who was in contact with a campaign lawyer in Detroit encouraging "rioting and other obstruction at the TCF Center where the vote count was taking place."

A Missouri pastor has admitted to allegations against him following a sex crimes investigation, police said.

Virgil Marsh, who told police he was a current pastor in Independence, was charged with sexually assaulting multiple children between 2011 and 2018, reported KMBC-TV.