Unlike former President Donald Trump, Senator Bob Menendez does not get more popular with his voters whenever he has to go to court.

The senator has pleaded not guilty to charges of bribery, fraud, extortion, obstruction of justice and acting as a foreign agent of Egypt.

An embattled Democratic senator may have to explain his own questionable Google searches in federal court to beat corruption charges.

Menendez has refused to resign, but he did step down as the Chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee after he was indicted.

The FBI raided his home last year and allegedly found cash and bars of gold in numerous areas throughout the house.

In 2007, Sen. Bob Menendez allegedly showed his then-lover a safe stuffed with cash, according to a dossier.

Bob Menendez is throwing himself a pity party because his 50th year in public office is not going his way.

While the case involved a former Republican Nebraska representative, the effects will be felt far beyond just his conviction.

A new report connects indicted Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey with gold bars taken in a 2013 robbery.

The Pennsylvania Democrat said he enlisted a "seasoned expert" to advise the New Jersey senator on "his substantial legal problems."