It's damned if The Times does, damned if it doesn't: Some readers praise us for running Trump's mug shot inside the paper, while others wanted to see it on the front page.

Donald Trump will likely use his mug shot and arrest to fundraise. But it's a bad practice for police to release booking photos of suspected criminals.

Trump himself used the photo to make his first post on X, formerly called Twitter, ... Trump’s mug shot will haunt him forever “It’s not something he can click away.

Donald Trump surrendered to authorities in Georgia last week and had his mug shot taken by the Fulton County sheriff.He wasted no time in turning that photo into a massive moneymaker.You name it ...

Trump’s mugshot was released by the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office on Thursday evening after Trump surrendered himself to be booked on 13 charges, including violation of the Georgia RICO Act ...

Trump's stern mugshot emerges as an emblem of our age — symbolizing society's entwining of controversy, celebrity, and capitalism. Amid a backdrop of scandal and salesmanship, Trump's mugshot ...

Trump’s mug shot does not fit that category — though it is undoubtedly the strongest case I’ve seen for newsrooms running a booking photo purely for public interest.

In near-record time, Trump’s mug shot has become a wearable meme—the sort of image that will be found in souvenir shops and thrift-store racks for years to come. ... Photo: Library of Congress.

So will Trump be fingerprinted and have a mugshot taken during his arraignment? It's a bit of a mixed bag. Officials plan to upload a pre-existing photo of Trump for their internal booking system ...

Donald Trump’s campy mug shot gives Andy Warhol’s infamous mural some competition Andy Warhol, “Most Wanted Men No. 6, Thomas Francis C.,” 1964. Silkscreen ink on linen ...

The Trump campaign released its own “official” fake-mug-shot T-shirt, available for $36 (or “free” with a donation of at least $47). The campaign’s shirt appeared to incorporate one of ...