For Donald Trump, the 2024 campaign is more than a race to return to the White House — it's a fight to stay out of prison. Legal experts say it's unlikely that Trump's criminal trial in federal court will be resolved before the November 2024 election.

After three major campaign launches the GOP field is finally set — and as always, the 45th president’s antics are a shadow hanging over the race.

Campaign appearances Saturday offer a glimpse of how the two GOP presidential front-runners plan to use Trump’s indictment in the 2024 campaign.

Republican strategists and political experts told Hearst Television that it's still too early to tell how the latest indictment could impact Trump's campaign, but the former president's support with Republicans has proven to be durable.

Several Republican candidates who are up against Trump in the next presidential election denounced the DOJ charges against the former president.

After his first indictment in March, many speculated that Mr Trump would pay a political price. He did not. In the weeks after a New York City prosecutor brought charges of falsifying business records,

Republican primary candidates are reacting to former President Donald Trump's indictment. But hardly anyone is going all in on Trump. Former Vice President Mike Pence criticized the Justice Department while declaring that "no one is above the law",