Khaleda Rahman

Donald Trump's attorneys filed a letter seeking to block prosecutors from questioning him about prior "court determinations."

Former U.S. acting solicitor general Neal Katyal said he believes the former president will be convicted in two of his criminal cases.

The former president, who has been ordered to pay more than $88 million to Carroll for defaming her, launched a fresh attack in a post on Truth Social.

Warnings are in place for Colorado, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming, where blowing snow could cause significant travel hazards.

The former first lady has been frequently absent from the 2024 campaign trail, but attended a fundraiser in Florida with her husband on April 6.

The winning numbers were 22, 27, 44, 52 and 69 and the red Powerball was 9.

"Huh. It almost sounds like Donald Trump knows exactly what it feels like to be on cocaine," host Colin Jost said.

Legal experts told Newsweek that homeowners who use lethal force against individuals occupying their property could face prosecution.

Evidence of the judge's bias toward Trump is "pretty palpable," Ty Cobb said.

The family of Amanda Nenigar, 27, has criticized the authorities for not responding with more urgency to the emergency call.

Analyst Juan Williams questioned why Trump scuttled the $118 billion bipartisan border security bill that sought to tamp down on illegal crossings.

Research by the National Rental Home Council found that members in Atlanta, Georgia, reported the most incidents of squatting.

Former president is saying to potential witnesses and potential jurors that "they too should be fearful," said Joyce Vance.

Legal experts warn that Texas homeowners cannot justify using force against squatters under the state's castle doctrine unless certain conditions are met.

Students have gained back some ground since pandemic school closures, but experts say some may never catch up.

Trump, who has been leaning into inflammatory rhetoric about migrants at the southern border, has now said squatters who are illegal aliens will be deported.

Trump shared a Fox News clip about Juan Merchan's daughter on social media, despite the judge declaring his family off-limits.

A Colorado bill would ask voters in November to approve a tax on guns and ammunition to raise money for state programs.

The Florida Supreme Court's recent decisions may be consequential for Trump if they drive abortion-rights supporters to the polls.

The former president also slammed Letitia James and the "sadly failing and very troubled State of New York."

"This is a disgrace to our Legal System," Trump wrote on Truth Social about the hush-money case set to go to trial on April 15.

Officers patrolling near the Circle Centre Mall in Indianapolis responded when they heard shots fired.

Tropicale Foods is recalling packs of mini ice cream bars because they may be contaminated with salmonella.

The British-American actor died on Saturday, aged 27, following a motorcycle crash, his publicist said.

The show's cold open took aim at the former president's latest fundraising venture—selling Bibles for $59.99.

A poll conducted exclusively for Newsweek found half of Americans say migrants are to blame if they are injured trying to cross into the U.S.

Conservatives have sought to link the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore to diversity, equity and inclusion programs.

The woman was assaulted by a Delta Air Lines employee while traveling home to Seattle after a Taylor Swift concert.

A leaked video appears to show Republican officials at a meeting held by an anti-abortion group pushing for women to be prosecuted for having abortions.

Protesters demonstrating against Israel's ongoing war in Gaza took to the streets outside the president's event at Radio City Music Hall.