Kellyanne Conway, Michael Wolff, Jonathan Karl among those reportedly writing post-White House Trump books
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The era of explosive tell-all books about the Trump presidency is apparently not over, even though the presidency itself has ended.
Among those Trump will sit down with include New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jeremy Peters, Wall Street Journal reporter Michael Bender, ABC News correspondent Jonathan Karl, Washington Post journalists Philip Rucker and Carol Leonnig, and even Michael Wolff, the author of the controversial 2018 book "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House." The Politico report stated that while the interviews aren't "set in stone", all of them would take place at Mar-a-Lago.
In response to the Biden administration loosening key immigration restrictions, New York City Mayor Eric Adams sounded off on the federal government, saying that Americans are "fed up with our broken immigration system."
NBA players have been put on high alert after star athletes were victims of home invasions that are believed to have been committed by individuals with tied to international crime.
A liberal professor of law at Yale University wrote a New York Times guest essay admitting that the lawfare used against President-elect Trump throughout his career has backfired.
President-elect Trump will take office just as Iran has the potential to become the world’s 10th nuclear-armed state, and it’s not clear if either side knows how it will approach the other.
A Brazilian man living illegally in the Unites States was arrested this week by immigration authorities in a Massachusetts sanctuary city.
Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Mo., plans to introduce a measure to abolish the ATF which then-Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., previously introduced in 2023.
Criminal justice advocates hope to replicate their first-term successes under a second Trump term.
Bondi, 59, is seen by many as a loyal Trump ally and sharp legal mind
Trump new attorney general nominee Pam Bondi can rely on her experience as both a county prosecutor and as Florida AG. In that role, she championed anti-human-trafficking legislation.
Republicans are facing backlash after President Biden and Majority Leader Schumer scored judicial wins as a result of GOP Senate absences.
The person who will be nominated to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is expected to be announced in the coming days, sources tell Fox News Digital.