Us Presidential Elections

Can Trump really prosecute Obama over the 2016 Russia probe?

US President Trump has endorsed calls by intel chief Tulsi Gabbard to prosecute Barack Obama and top officials over allegations they orchestrated a 'treasonous conspiracy' during the 2016 election. With newly declassified documents and escalating rhetoric, Gabbard claims a 'years-long coup' was orchestrated from the top

Could Trump secure a third term? The legal loophole that has everyone talking

US President Donald Trump has not ruled out the possibility of serving a third term, despite the constitutional two-term limit. In a recent interview, he stated there are ‘methods’ to make it happen. The US Constitution’s 22nd Amendment prohibits any individual from being elected president more than twice, but it does not explicitly ban someone from assuming the presidency through succession

How Donald Trump and Melania’s awkward 'kiss-miss' moment went viral at the oath ceremony?

Donald Trump and Melania’s awkward kiss was the most viral moment from the inauguration.

Trump's executive orders: Do they hold more power than Congressional laws?

Executive orders allow US presidents like Trump, Biden, and Obama to bypass Congress for swift policy changes. But do they carry the same weight as laws passed by Congress? From Trump’s immigration bans to Biden’s climate orders, these directives have reshaped America but have limitations

Inauguration Day: Why Donald Trump waits for 11 weeks to take oath as US president

In a historic election, Donald Trump beat Kamala Harris to clinch the US presidential race on November 5. However, his second term will begin today after the inauguration at the US Capitol. But why is the wait so long?

Donald Trump is glaring in his new official portrait: What’s with the look?

Donald Trump’s latest official portrait has turned heads with its intense glare, dramatic lighting, and striking resemblance to his 2023 mug shot. Experts call it a 'message picture', crafted to reflect Trump’s polarising persona as he prepares to take office once again

Why has Donald Trump’s inauguration moved indoors? How does this change plans?

Donald Trump's inauguration, set to take place on the steps of the US Capitol, has been relocated indoors to the Rotunda due to extreme cold. This marks the first indoor swearing-in in 40 years, reshaping plans for thousands of attendees and posing unique logistical and security challenges

How Donald Trump could technically 'buy' Greenland

Donald Trump has displayed interest in purchasing Greenland. With the island's untapped mineral wealth and strategic Arctic location, options range from direct purchase to military agreements. However, legal, diplomatic, and independence-related hurdles make this complicated

Biden claims he 'would've beaten Trump' in 2024 race, says Harris is 'competent to run again'

The remarks from the 82-year-old president came with just over a week left in his term. Before taking questions from the reporters, Biden gave prepared remarks touting job gains and underscoring the economic accomplishments

What rights does Donald Trump lose after his felony conviction — and what rights remain?

US President-elect Donald Trump’s felony conviction for falsifying business records has brought to question the implications. While he retains the right to vote and run for office, the conviction restricts him from owning firearms and may complicate international travel