Tensions with evangelicals threaten Trump White House bid
In an interview earlier this week, Trump said evangelical leaders are showing “signs of disloyalty” because they have yet to endorse his third presidential bid.
wcia.com by wcia.com
Articles from: wcia.com
14 articles
Republican voters favor DeSantis over Trump for 2024, latest poll shows
As former President Donald Trump hits the 2024 campaign trail, he's trailing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in early voting, according to polls.
wcia.com by wcia.com
Arrest warrant issued for Kodak Black, rapper once pardoned by Trump
An arrest warrant was issued for rapper and Florida native, Kodak Black, who authorities said violated his bail conditions when he failed a drug test earlier this month.
wcia.com by wcia.com
Comey: Trump ‘could be wearing an ankle bracelet’ while accepting GOP nomination
Former FBI Director James Comey predicted on Sunday that former President Trump “could be wearing an ankle bracelet” when accepting the GOP nomination if he wins it in 2024, as the former president faces a number of legal challenges.
wcia.com by wcia.com
Activists seek to disqualify Trump from ballot in key states under 14th Amendment
The groups believe Trump's role in the Jan. 6 insurrection disqualifies him from public office under a constitutional clause.
wcia.com by wcia.com
Who is Carlos De Oliveira, Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort manager?
Carlos De Oliveira was indicted on three criminal charges alongside former President Trump and his longtime aide Walt Nauda in a superseding indictment Thursday, part of the classified document investigation at Trump’s Florida club.
wcia.com by wcia.com
How much have 2024 presidential candidates raised, spent?
Donald Trump and Joe Biden have raised the most money, raking in $60.5 million and $56.8 million, respectively, according to the FEC.
wcia.com by wcia.com
Appeals court rules Trump doesn’t have immunity from civil suits over Jan. 6 riots
Former President Trump is not immune from civil lawsuits blaming him for the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, an appeals court ruled Friday.
wcia.com by wcia.com
Virginia county finds 4,000 misreported 2020 votes, shorting Biden
Election officials in Virginia’s Prince William County have acknowledged roughly 4,000 votes were misreported in former President Trump's favor during the 2020 presidential election, when President Joe Biden went on to win the state.
wcia.com by wcia.com
Special counsel urges Supreme Court to reject Trump’s bid to delay Jan. 6 trial
Special counsel Jack Smith quickly voiced opposition to former President Trump’s request for the Supreme Court to delay his federal election subversion trial by freezing a ruling that rejected Trump’s immunity claims.
wcia.com by wcia.com
Trump mocks judges in legal battles, asks who is the 'worst' or 'most evil'
“Who is the WORST, most EVIL and most CORRUPT JUDGE? Would it be Judge Arthur Engoron, Judge Lewis Kaplan or, could it be that my current New York disaster, Judge Juan Merchan, is the WORST?” Trump said in a Truth Social post.
wcia.com by wcia.com
Siena poll: Trump favored by 1% over Biden
Siena College released a national poll with the New York Times on Saturday surveying registered voters. Topics ranged from whether voters felt the country was on the right track to favorability among presidential candidates.
wcia.com by wcia.com
Giuliani, Meadows among 18 indicted in case over 2020 election in Arizona
Former Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows and lawyer Rudy Giuliani are among those indicted in the Arizona election interference case.
wcia.com by wcia.com
Trump Jr., Musk joke about buying MSNBC
Musk’s exchange with Trump Jr. is similar to one he had with a Twitter user in 2017 after he was encouraged to purchase the social media platform.
wcia.com by wcia.com