President Donald Trump took a global platform on Wednesday to bring back his long-debunked claims that the 2020 U.S. presidential election was “rigged.” He told the audience at the World Economic Forum that people would soon face prosecution for what he called election misconduct.

Trump blurted out what he called "breaking news" about his false "rigged election" claims at a worldwide presser, promising there will be "prosecution." The post Trump Blurts Out ‘Breaking News’ on His ‘Rigged Election’ Claim at Worldwide Presser first appeared on Mediaite.

The testimony, part of the derailed Georgia election interference case, makes clear how dismissive some senior Republicans were of claims of widespread fraud in the 2020 election.

Secret testimony obtained by the New York Times reveals Graham told Trump "more times than we can count" that he lost, but the president remained convinced of widespread fraud.

President Donald Trump teamed up with LindellTV's Cara Castronuova to resurrect a bonkers 2020 election conspiracy theory on Tuesday.

In an interview with The New York Times last week, Trump revealed that he regretted not ordering the National Guard to seize ballot boxes after the 2020 election.

Whether it’s threatening to invade an American ally or a sudden bromance with New York’s socialist mayor, President Trump’s aim is the same: to remain ungovernable. The president always and

The Georgia State Election Board voted to send a letter to the attorney general's office requesting a closer look at Fulton County tabulation tapes not signed in the 2020 election. An investigation into the unsigned tabulation tapes that included 315,

"The Republican president has been quite open about his desire for the nation to forgo the coming midterms," Lori Sturdevant writes.

President Donald Trump marked his first year back in office by presiding over a meandering, nearly two-hour-long press briefing to recount his accomplishments, repeating many false claims he made throughout 2025. Among the topics about which he continued to spread falsehoods were the 2020 election, foreign policy, the economy and energy.