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Mar. 16, 2025

Donald Trump's Georgia Mug Shot Prompts Response from President Joe Biden: ‘Handsome Guy, Wonderful Guy’

President Biden reacts when asked if he’s seen Donald Trump’s mug shot.Photo:CSPAN/ Twitter CSPAN/ Twitter Donald Trump’s Georgia mug shot elicited a response fromJoe Bidenon Friday, with the president commenting on his predecessor’s appearance. “Have you seen Donald Trump’s mug shot yet?” asked one reporter in a video posted to theC-SPANpage on Twitter, now known as X. Biden responded with a laugh and admitted, “I did see it on television.”

Mar. 16, 2025

Donald Trump's Georgia Trial Will Be Televised and Livestreamed, Fulton County Judge Says

Donald Trump and his legal team during an April arraignment in Manhattan.Photo: SETH WENIG/POOL/AFP via Getty Fulton County, Georgia, is continuing to treat indicted former PresidentDonald Trumplike any other defendant as hiselection interference caseramps up, revealing that the public will be able to hear prosecutors' full case against him inside the courtroom. Shortly after a plea was entered, Republican-appointed Judge Scott McAfee — who has been assigned to oversee Trump’s case — announced that all future court proceedings will be televised and livestreamed on Fulton County Court’s YouTube page.

Mar. 16, 2025

Donald Trump's Golf Cart Rental Fees Cost Taxpayers More Than $300K: Report

Photo: NDY BUCHANAN/AFP/Getty PresidentDonald Trump‘s frequent golf outings do not come cheap. Trump’s domestic golf cart rentals alone have cost American taxpayers $300,675,TMZ reports, citing federal documents the outlet obtained. The Secret Service uses the golf carts to follow and protect Trump, 72. Taxpayers have also shouldered the cost of Trump’s overseas golf games. In July,The Scotsmanreported that Trump’s visit toTrump Turnberry— his Scottish resort where he squeezed in a round of golf during a two-night stay with sonEric TrumpandWhite Housestaff —cost the U.

Mar. 16, 2025

Donald Trump's Historic Arraignment: A Full Recap, Plus What Comes Next

Donald Trump waves to supporters at a Miami restaurant after his arraignment.Photo:Alon Skuy/Getty Alon Skuy/Getty With his indictment, Trump became the first U.S. president to be charged in a federal investigation (the former president was arraigned earlier this year in aseparate criminal investigationat the state level). Trump is accused of 37 criminal offenses: 31 counts of willful retention of national defense information (a violation of the Espionage Act); one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice; one count of withholding a document or record; one count of corruptly concealing a document or record; one count of concealing a document in a federal investigation; one count of scheme to conceal; and one count of false statements and representations.

Mar. 16, 2025

Donald Trump's Impeachment Trial Officially Begins — but Won't Effectively Start Until Tuesday

On Thursday, after lawmakers in the House of Representatives delivered the articles of impeachment againstDonald Trump, the Senate officially opened the trial against him — only the third such presidential prosecution in history. With the various ceremonial steps being taken this week, including the swearing in of Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, who then administered an oath to the senators, Trump’s impeachment trialis expected to effectively begin on Tuesdayafter the holiday weekend.