Republicans fear they will be targets in Trump’s ‘retribution’ campaign

Donald Trump has promised a presidency of “retribution” if he wins another term in office. Many Republicans fear they might face the

Biden aims for big win in Nevada primary, while GOP contest is nonbinding

Nevada voters are heading to the polls Tuesday for their state’s first primary in nearly three decades, offering President Biden another chance

D.C. Circuit considering claim of Jan. 6 jury bias ahead of Trump trial

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit will debate Tuesday whether D.C. jurors are unfairly biased against people charged with

Biden’s journey to ‘shut down’ border paved with political fault lines

On his first day as president, Biden sent Congress an immigration bill that included a pathway to citizenship for an estimated 11

Kari Lake’s leaked recording is causing trust issues in the Arizona GOP

PHOENIX — When Kari Lake speaks to the Republican Party faithful, she’s accustomed to cheers and adulation. But as the Arizona Senate candidate

The House GOP’s impeachment Fyre Festival

Fyre Festival was probably always doomed to be a catastrophe. The proposed 2017 concert on a private island in the Bahamas set

Americans know Trump is extreme. They might elect him anyway.

Something I’ve posited repeatedly in this space is that Donald Trump’s disappearance from most people’s everyday lives has benefited him. Most independents

So what happens if Trump is actually convicted?

The Donald Trump era in American politics has been defined in part by the assumption that something might at some point get

A writer tugs at the roots of America’s stubborn border woes

In the spring of 2014 and on through the sizzling summer that year, tens of thousands of children crossed the U.S.-Mexico border

The GOP’s false ‘amnesty’ claims give away the game

When Donald Trump and his allies set about falsely claiming that an impending Senate immigration deal would greenlight 5,000 undocumented immigrants per