The controversial republican has previously faced sexual misconduct accusations, some of which involved allegedly underage women.

Judge Roy Moore, the controversial conservative firebrand, announced Thursday he will again compete for the GOP nomination to challenge his former rival in 2020.

The conservative judge narrowly lost the U.S. Senate special election to Democrat Doug Jones in 2017.

President Donald Trump sends public warning to Roy Moore to stay out of 2020 Alabama Senate race.

The comedian alluded in the show that Roy Moore was a sexual offender.

The former Alabama Senate candidate says he "struggles to make ends meet."

Over $150,000 has been raised to help Tina Johnson and her family rebuild.

Authorities said there is no indication the fire at the home of Tina Johnson was connected to her publicly accusing Moore of sexual misconduct.

Investigators do not believe the fire is "in any way" related to Moore.

Doug Jones is set to be sworn in Jan. 3.

The Republican candidate released a video statement on Wednesday night.

Beverly Young Nelson accused Roy Moore of trying to assault her when she was 16.

The Republican candidate released a video statement on Wednesday night.

Democrat Doug Jones defeated Moore on Tuesday in Alabama's special election.

Top Trump aides place blame on Steve Bannon and Mitch McConnell for Moore defeat

The president held a campaign-style rally close to Alabama, where embattled Republican candidate Roy Moore is running for Senate.

Moore is set to face off with Democrat Doug Jones on Tuesday.

Roy Moore sees a US that is "white ... where men have the power."

He previously came under fire for different issues.

Kayla Moore, the wife of Alabama Senate GOP candidate Roy Moore, refuted accusations that her husband holds anti-Semitic views and accused the media of slandering him.

The U.S. Senate candidate from Alabama also drew attention when his wife, Kayla Moore, told supporters, "One of our attorneys is a Jew."

Trump visited Pensacola urging supporters to support Republican candidate Roy Moore, who faces accusations of sexual misconduct from multiple women.

Alabama voters will receive calls with the president's endorsement of embattled GOP candidate Roy Moore starting Sunday, according to a Moore campaign official.

Dean Young, the chief political strategist for Alabama GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore, joins "This Week," two days before the special election.

Republican Moore told an interviewer, 'I did not date underage women. I did not molest anyone.'

The Alabama Senate candidate has kept a low profile for days, but gave an interview denying accusations against him of sexual misconduct.

President Trump also led a campaign rally for embattled U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore, who has disappeared from the campaign trail in the final days before the election.

The GOP's Alabama U.S. Senate candidate takes questions from a 12-year-old girl after avoiding the spotlight for the past month.

Voters head to the polls tomorrow in Alabama's closely watched U.S. Senate race.

Days before Alabama’s special election, Roy Moore denied knowing his accusers.

Rep. Terri Sewell said Alabamians have been trying to overcome "painful past."

President Trump is offering his voice in support of Roy Moore in Alabama.

The president spoke about Moore at a rally in Pensacola, Florida.

The "Nashville" actress said that Jones "has always stood up for justice."

The Powerhouse Roundtable debates this week in politics.

Moore's strategist said he expect his candidate to win Tuesday.

Matt Murphy and Andrea Lindenberg, who host the most-listened-to political news program in Alabama, join "This Week."

Roy Moore and Doug Jones make final push ahead of Alabama's special election.

The president's recorded call aims to help Moore win Alabama Senate election on Dec. 12.

Rep. Terri Sewell, D-Ala., joins "This Week" just days ahead of the special election for Attorney General Jeff Sessions' vacant Senate seat.

While Moore has denied her allegations, Beverly Young Nelson said it "sickens" her to think what might happen if Moore is elected.

"Shopping, I have to have someone with me," she told "GMA."

Beverly Young Nelson responds on "GMA" to accusations from Moore's campaign that she is lying about her allegations of sexual assault by Moore when she was 16.

President Trump's former chief strategist, Steve Bannon, railed against establishment Republicans at a rally for Moore, the U.S. Senate candidate from Alabama besieged by sexual misconduct allegations.

Bannon, Trump's former chief strategist, stumped for Moore in Alabama and bashed Mitt Romney for not serving in the military.

Bannon is standing with Moore despite the allegations against him.

Trump formally endorsed Moore this week, despite harassment claims against him.

Moore has been under fire since multiple women accused him of inappropriate behavior with them when they were teens.

Some Republicans are downplaying previous criticism of candidate Roy Moore.

"The View" co-hosts discuss the Republican National Committee's decision to provide funds for Moore's campaign