Days before Brad Parscale was detained at his Florida home, he'd told others he's under federal investigation, advisers to Donald Trump told Insider.

The deputy played a vital role in the Trump campaign shell company that spent millions in 2020, sources tell Insider.

The Trump team’s complaint is the latest in a series of legal maneuvers seeking to challenge the special counsel’s authority.

The special counsel has won some early court victories in the Russia investigation, but with charges filed defense attorneys and others are lining up to rein in the probe.

Stephanie Alexander, the Trump campaign's new chief of staff, faced campaign-finance charges in Oklahoma in 2016. The charges have been dropped.

The Second Circuit declined to vote to rehear Trump's appeal, leaving the Supreme Court as the last possible stop for the former president.

The Trump campaign says cellphone companies are making it hard to spam voters with texts coaxing them to vote or donate.

Gaetz is accused of participating in a sex "game" where politicians scored bonus "points" for sleeping overnight at sorority houses.

One of Trump's lawyers quit her law firm after participating in a call attempting to overturn the election result in Georgia, Insider has learned.

Insider reported this moment as part of its definitive oral history of how Trump would rise to become king of the Republican Party.

Trump's willingness to accept foreign assistance has essentially invited overseas spies to meddle with 2020 presidential campaigns, undoing months of work, said law enforcement veterans.

The court-appointed monitor overseeing Trump’s business empire added new intrigue on Friday to the Chicago loan amid disputes over its size, the parties to the agreement, or whether it even exists.

Trump, his campaign, and his business already face legal scrutiny. Things could get worse when he leaves the White House and loses his immunity from prosecution.

The race mocks the Missouri Republican's flight from the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, after he raised his fist in solidarity with protesters.

The special counsel may be gone, but a pair of recent legal developments shows his impact endures.

Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron explained that Trump didn't request a jury trial, but one wasn't available to him in the case.

Black employees at the Capitol were tasked with cleaning up the mess the mostly white mob left behind, including broken glass, blood, and feces.

Trump's one-time deputy campaign manager pleaded guilty last year to financial fraud and lying to investigators, and then flipped on his colleagues.

The dispute over the Watergate-era records has new relevance due to a key question surrounding the Mueller probe.

Concord Management and Consulting appears to have rebuffed a subpoena as it faces charges it helped fund Russia’s 2016 election meddling efforts.

Prosecutors also implied that Stone’s misdirection caused special counsel Robert Mueller to potentially lose out on key evidence.

House Democrats hailed the ruling and said they expected Trump's returns to be immediately turned over to them.

A top Trump adviser executed a DC-style coup by installing Bill Stepien as the new de facto campaign manager. But Brad Parscale will keep his title.

The National Enquirer’s parent company has agreed to tell prosecutors everything it knows about Donald Trump — and it might know a lot.

Trump and his aides apparently knew more about WikiLeaks’ plans than they have let on, raising questions about the president's claims to Robert Mueller.

Flynn is awaiting sentencing for lying to the FBI about his conversations with a top Russian official.

The president’s senior aides are about to face the punishing spotlight of an impeachment inquiry, the beginning of personal and professional costs spreading throughout Trump's orbit.

House Democrats are prepping a new oversight strategy to circumvent Trump's stonewalling.

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