Donald Trump

The shift in strategy comes as his advisers recognize Democrats have been winning, in part, because of early voting.

Experts say Meadows is expected to assert executive privilege but may face federal criminal charges instead.

Fox News "effectively endorsed and participated in" defamation against the voting systems company, the court said.

The Justice Department alleges Trump used his lawyer in furtherance of a crime, losing attorney-client protections.

Trump has asked campaign staffers about using the guillotine as a form of punishment, too, according to a new report.

Legal experts have suggested that Pence's strategy to avoid testifying rests on shaky legal ground.

The former South Carolina governor faces difficult odds of securing the GOP nod, polls show.

Trump has continued to push claims of election fraud, even after a report he commissioned revealed they were bogus.

It's currently unclear whether Pence will comply with the subpoena request or try to invoke executive privilege.

An agreement between the DOJ and a bipartisan group of congressional lawmakers could come as soon as this week.