Donald Trump has secured the Republican Party's nomination for a third consecutive presidential election after surpassing the 1,215-delegate threshold needed. He will formally accept the nomination at the Republican National Convention in July. Trump's victory in the GOP primary sets the stage for a highly contentious general election campaign against President Joe Biden.
Trump's campaign comes amid legal troubles, with 91 felony charges pending against him in various cases. Despite this, he remains a popular figure among GOP primary voters. His potential victory in the upcoming election could have significant implications for the U.S.'s stance on democratic norms and international alliances.
