Guardian Weekly

UNITED STATES

The law is clear. The politics less so. If Donald Trump’s third run for the White House is propelled by large doses of narcissism and revenge, the former US president must also be hoping that a high-profile political campaign may help keep his myriad legal problems at bay before they bury him.

Prosecutors have spent months digging into an array of alleged crimes before, during and after Trump was president. Some

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