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Early Contests Could Disrupt the Narrative That Trump Is the Inevitable Nominee
In the early primaries, perceptions of momentum are at least as important as raw delegate accumulation.
Threats Rise as Courts Decide Trump’s 2024 Ballot in Maine, Colorado
“Democracy and peace will triumph over tyranny and violence,” said Colorado Democratic Secretary of State Jena Griswold.
The Heritage Foundation Is Preparing the Ground for Trumpism to Seize the State
The conservative think tank, which eschewed Trump and Trumpism in 2015, is now leading the Trump 2.0 campaign.
Trump to Remain on Michigan’s Primary Ballot, State’s Top Court Says
However, Trump faces more challenges to his eligibility for the November ballot if he becomes the Republican nominee.
Trump’s Immunity Claim Faces Federal Appeals Court Scrutiny in Indictment Battle
Former President Trump's legal team seeks immunity from Jan. 6 indictment sparking a legal battle.
More Republicans Are Saying There Isn’t Enough Evidence to Impeach Biden
Nebraska Rep. Dan Bacon told reporters, "I think it's more important to have this information for the elections.”
Will Biden Cave on GOP’s Immigration Demands in Ukraine Funding Request?
Republicans are pushing for a new crackdown on asylum seekers and immigrants in exchange for more Ukraine funding.
House GOP Would Have Taxpayers Pay for Cleanup When Fracking Boom Goes Bust
Lauren Boebert’s bill could saddle taxpayers with up to $17.7 billion in oil and gas cleanup costs on public lands.
Eagerness to Cut Social Security and Medicare Wins Haley Wealthy Donors
Coming out strong on this issue tells the billionaires everything they need to know about who Nikki Haley really serves.
House GOP-Led Hearing Is a Trojan Horse for Social Security Cuts, Critics Warn
The Wednesday hearing will examine legislation that would establish a so-called fiscal commission for the U.S. debt.