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In both the United States and Brazil, former presidents made baseless claims of fraud, and their supporters stormed government buildings.

With their party out of power, some Republicans in the state are worried that the former president could cost Michigan its status as a swing state.

Calls for retribution were plentiful after the former president’s indictments, but the demonstrations proved tame, a possible result of the aggressive prosecution of the Jan. 6 rioters.

Donald Trump’s former vice president sought to draw a contrast with his old boss while also embracing the actions of their administration.

The polls say the former vice president, who announced his 2024 candidacy in a video on Wednesday, has little chance. But he is driven by his faith.

The Justice Department also charged the Long Island man with assaulting a news photographer.

The Architect of the Capitol, a powerful and scandal-plagued agency, needs fresh leadership. But who wants the job?

Mr. Meadows, the final White House chief of staff under Donald Trump, is seen as a potentially key witness in the documents and Jan. 6 inquiries.

The state of manhood has become one more front in our culture wars, a debate that keeps breaking down along political lines, even as men themselves just keep breaking down.

Do not underestimate his chances against Biden — or the damage he’d do with a second term.