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Judge in Trump's Jan. 6 case rejects ‘strained' argument about his false 2020 election claims
A judge overseeing the federal election interference case against Donald Trump on Wednesday rejected the former president’s claim that he was actually concerned about foreign influence and interference in the 2020 election — rather than the false claims about domestic voter fraud that he repeated in the weeks before the Jan. 6 attack.
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Analysis | Who needs to more effectively expand their base, Trump or Harris?
Political commentator Sue O’Connell shares what she’s noticed about the demographic that Vice President Kamala Harris appears to be targeting, as well as former President Donald Trump’s comments on IVF, and whether it’s too late for the outreach.
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Donald Trump bears responsibility for Jan. 6 attack, Jack Smith argues in new filing
A team of federal prosecutors led by special counsel Jack Smith said in a filing Wednesday that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump bears responsibility for the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
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Trump's Pennsylvania town hall becomes impromptu concert
Former President Donald Trump turned a campaign event in Pennsylvania Monday night into a concert after he was interrupted twice by medical emergencies in the audience.
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Trump's bizarre music session reignites questions about his mental acuity
Donald Trump’s campaign wants its candidate to talk more about policy, but on Monday night it was all about the music.
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Man arrested near Trump rally denies he was trying to assassinate the former president
A federal law enforcement source told NBC News there’s no indication that there was an attempt to assassinate former President Trump.
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Analysis | What should Harris, Trump be focusing on in campaign's final stretch?
With a new NBC News poll showing Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in a dead heat weeks before Election Day, political analyst Sue O’Connell says neither of their campaigns can afford to have any supporters on the sidelines not voting. Plus, how real is the concern that Trump may not accept it if he lost the 2024 election, and how...
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Town responds to Trump political sign projected on local water tower
The Town of Hanson, Massachusetts, has ordered a resident to stop projecting a political sign onto the town’s municipal water tower or face fines, town officials said in a statement.
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Investigation underway after man tried to enter Trump California rally perimeter with guns in vehicle
Federal authorities are investigating after a man with guns in his vehicle was arrested Saturday after he was stopped at a checkpoint near a campaign rally for former President Donald Trump.
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Trump campaign requests more military support for the former president's protection
Joe Biden’s chief of staff made clear that the president told the Secret Service to provide the highest level of protection for Trump, a source said.
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Data shows migrants aren't taking jobs from Black or Hispanic people, despite what Trump says
Government data shows immigrant labor contributes to economic growth and provides promotional opportunities for native-born workers.
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Trump argues special counsel's evidence in federal election case shouldn't be released before Election Day
Trump’s attorneys argued against “further disclosures” of evidence by the special counsel in the former president’s election interference case in the weeks before Election Day.
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Kremlin claims Trump sent Covid test machines to Putin
The story was initially reported in “War,” a new book by veteran Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward, which reports on Trump and Joe Biden’s relationships with foreign leaders.
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White House ‘can't confirm any of those calls' between Trump and Putin
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre responded to reports that former President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladmir Putin spoke seven times since Trump left office. “If it is indeed true, are we concerned? Do we have serious concerns? Yes, if it is true.”
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Former Pres. Trump, supporters return to Butler, Pa. for rally
Former President Donald Trump made his return to Butler, Pennsylvania, nearly three months after he was shot there during a campaign rally. NBC10 political reporter Lauren Mayk caught up with supporters who showed up to Saturday’s event.
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Former Pres. Trump returns to site of assassination attempt to rally supporters
Former President Donald Trump returned to Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday for a rally months after he was shot in an attempted assassination in July.
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Trump returns to Pennsylvania for a rally at the site of assassination attempt
Donald Trump is setting aside what are now near-constant worries for his physical safety in order to fulfill what he says is “an obligation.”
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False claims about FEMA disaster funds and migrants pushed by Trump
There is no evidence that disaster relief funds were used on immigrants in the U.S. illegally. FEMA disaster money comes from dedicated funds that cannot be used for other purposes.
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Biden says election will be secure, but expresses concern about it remaining ‘peaceful'
With the election just a month away, security experts are concerned their could be a repeat of political violence like what we saw on Jan. 6, 2021.
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Analysis | Trump continues to lie that FEMA isn't responding to Hurricane Helene
The federal government has been on the ground in the Southeast since the devastation of Hurricane Helene, but former President Donald Trump has continued to claim governors can’t get President Joe Biden on the phone despite those governors confirming otherwise.