In all four indictments, Trump faces different possible scenarios. But what happens if he’s convicted on state charges, then re-elected president?
Author: Chris Kenning, USA TODAY
Trump may be indicted in Georgia. But 2020 still casts a shadow over its elections
Voting rights advocates say Election 2020 and its aftermath left an enduring imprint on voter access and simple trust in one of America’s most pivotal swing states.
‘Not a single independent media outlet’: Nicaragua lost press freedom. Other countries are too
The slide of press freedoms across Central America today echoes a growing global concern, as autocratic leaders label news organizations an “enemy.”
For Coast Guard, search for tourist sub near Titanic is a rescue unlike most others
The search for wealthy patrons on a risky adventure rekindles debate about the cost of rescues. But for crews, the only concern is saving lives.
How one quiet Illinois college town became the symbol of abortion rights in America
Nearly a year ago, the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade. The ruling redrew the map of abortion access in America. It also drew new battle lines.
Lawsuit seeks to curb use of aerial fire retardant during wildfires over pollution concerns
The lawsuit filed by an Oregon-based group argues that dropping retardant in waterways does more environmental harm than good in fighting wildfires.
NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell departs company after ‘inappropriate relationship’
“I had an inappropriate relationship with a woman in the company, which I deeply regret,” Jeff Shel said in a released statement.
‘One degree away from anybody else’: Louisville shooting touches neighbors, governor alike
By day’s end, 6 people were dead, 8 were hospitalized. A rookie officer was fighting for his life. And Louisville was in the national spotlight again.
‘I feel like I’m never going to get out’: After epic California storm, towns remain snowed in
Power went out. Roofs collapsed. In mountain communities used to isolation, people started to run out of the things that mattered: food. Medicine.
They counted the days until they could return to Ukraine. Now, they’re not sure they’ll go back
How many refugees return is a question with important ramifications: For tensions in their host countries, and the likelihood of rebuilding at home.