Donald Trump

Joe Biden

Kamala Harris

Michael Tyler

Economist Intelligence Unit

Drew Altman

Chris Meekins

Larry Levitt

Karoline Leavitt

Sabrina Corlette

Berkeley Lovelace Jr.

Dennis Scanlon

Metaculus

Will the Affordable Care Act Be Affected by the 2024 Election Result?

Jed Shugerman

Cheryl Bader

Arthur Aidala

Frank Bowman

Peter Tilem

Stuart Meissner

Bennett Gershman

Juan Merchan

Diana Florence

Ron Kuby

Gwenda Blair

Karen Friednman Agnifilo

"I do not see a scenario where Donald Trump spends one minute in jail."

"I would be surprised if we see a sentence of incarceration... [Trump] has no criminal record, it's a nonviolent crime."

"[T]here's no guarantees [Judge Merchan will not sentence Trump]."

"He could go to jail."

"I believe, if convicted, a sentence of incarceration is warranted and justified."

The judges "would likely sentence him to a term of incarceration."

"[I]t is substantially likely Judge Merchan will sentence Trump to jail or prison time."

"I think he almost definitely will receive a prison sentence... I could see Judge Merchan sentencing him to 24 months in jail."

Will Donald Trump Be Jailed or Incarcerated Before 2030?

CNN and NBC have projected that Republicans will win another two House races in the 2024 election, giving them the necessary 218 seats necessary to retain their majority. The GOP will now control the Presidency, the House, and the Senate in the next Congress.

Breitbart

While the GOP held onto several competitive seats in toss-up districts, the Democrats lost critical House districts in areas that Democratic Pres. Joe Biden had won in 2020. The latest two GOP wins were in California and Arizona.

ABC News

However, Democrats were able to flip seats as well, such as three Republican-held seats in New York and one in California. In Pennsylvania, Republicans unseated two Democrats, including the party's top member of the House Ethics Committee.

Also on Wednesday, Republican Pres.-elect Donald Trump endorsed House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) to remain the party's leader into the next Congress, after which he was nominated for the position by his colleagues in a closed-door vote.

Townhall

With Johnson reportedly receiving a unanimous vote from his party, he's expected to become House speaker again when the entire chamber of Democrats and Republicans take a vote.

FOX News

Axios

The House nominations, which also included Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) retaining his House majority leader position, came the same day that Senate Republicans voted for Sen. John Thune (R-SD) as their new party leader.

CNN: Republicans Retain House Majority

The Controversies

Aidala

Bader

Tilem

Blair

Florence

Meissner

Kuby

Gershman

Go Deeper

Sign Up for Our Free Newsletters
Sign Up for Our Free Newsletters