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Adding to Donald Trump's cash crunch woes as he scrambles to find cash to cover the half billion dollars he owes in civil damages is the specter of throwing his existing loans into default.

In an analysis into the multiple paths the former president could take to pay what he owes, the Atlantic's David Graham claimed Trump is hemmed in by a myriad of financial complications — with the clock ticking and interest piling up.

He's also facing the potential for asset forfeiture or a fire sale of his business empire if he can't find the money.

A Republican Minnesota state senator was quick to apologize this week after he labeled a female airline pilot a "stewardess."

As a video posted by Heartland Signal shows, First Officer for Delta Air Lines Laura Haynor went before the state senate to testify at a hearing about employee sick time modifications.

In the likely event that he secured the GOP nomination, Donald Trump will start receiving security briefings from intelligence officials in President Joe Biden's administration.

The sharing of intel briefings with presidential nominees is a standard practice that goes back decades. But, as Politico points out, this marks the first time intelligence has been shared with a candidate accused of improperly handling classified information.

Speaker Mike Johnson has reportedly been telling members of his party not to stage any embarrassing protests or shout out at President Joe Biden during the State of the Union Address on Thursday — but it appears his demands are falling on deaf ears.

At least two conservative members told the Louisiana Republican they don't care about his requests.

Former President Donald Trump is fighting a fierce battle against District Attorney Alvin Bragg over the notorious "Access Hollywood" tape the Manhattan prosecutor says proves motive in his hush-money case, newly released court records show.

Bragg filed Tuesday his argument for introducing the tape — in which Trump can be heard boasting that his celebrity status allows him to sexually assault women without consequence — into evidence during the Manhattan criminal court trial.

Special counsel Jack Smith filed a thorough response to Donald Trump's motion to dismiss charges that he mishandled classified documents.

In a 27-page filing, Smith explained to U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon why he believed Trump's case should not be dismissed.

Former Republican strategist Tim Miller is calling New York Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik's bluff after she tried to claim that people aren't better off today than they were four years ago.

The comment drew hefty criticism from people who remember the horrors of the pandemic, fights over toilet paper, panicked shoppers washing grocery bags and a clueless public desperate for accurate information that could help protect them.