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

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

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.

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

Alabama has officially certified the results of the special election.

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

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.

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."

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

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

Bannon is standing with Moore despite the allegations against him.

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

The RNC has changed its mind and will support the controversial candidate.

McConnell walked back his criticism of the embattled Alabama Senate candidate.

One new poll said the Dec. 12 Senate race will depend on who turns out to vote.

The late-night host got into a Twitter fight with the Alabama Senate candidate.

The Senate candidate from Alabama spoke at a church Wednesday night.

The former White House strategist has not been to Alabama since September.

Moore returned to the campaign trial Monday.

The Post reported the apparent sting on Monday.

"I want to be on the side of right when history writes the story," Scott said.

Moore also attacked his Democratic opponent over abortion and same-sex marriage.

The president spoke about the Senate candidate publicly for the first time.

The wife of the embattled Senate candidate defended him at a press conference.

Eight women have accused Moore of sexual misconduct.

The candidate defended himself at a press conference today with faith leaders.

Attorney Phillip Jauregui defended Moore at a press conference Wednesday

The embattled candidate still has considerable support from Alabama Republicans.

Moore has denied all of the allegations.