The big recent sentences in the Proud Boys cases highlight the massive toll of Trump’s quixotic quest to stay in power.

The red-imbalanced state has a new idea for protecting its disproportionate power.

New research shows that Trump’s endorsed candidates from 2018 to 2022 took an estimated 1.5-point hit in general elections.

“Now is not the time to go wobbly,” the Senate Republican leader said Wednesday.

Georgia grand jury indicts 61 people on racketeering charges connected to protests against planned police and firefighter training facility.

There’s a big difference between apathy toward one candidate and enthusiasm for his opponent.

Rogers, a former FBI special agent, is seeking to give the GOP a viable path to flipping a seat held by Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.), who is retiring at the end of her term.

The Republican leading the Hunter Biden inquiry earns Four Pinocchios.

The Rhode Island congressional race won by a former Biden aide became a case study of factions within the Democratic Party.

Taylor, a retired Vietnam War helicopter pilot, risked his life by flying into enemy fire to rescue four soldiers in 1968.

Brian P. Monahan, the attending physician, wrote that he had examined McConnell after his second public freeze-up last week.

Convicted of seditious conspiracy, he recruited a group of 200 to march on the Capitol, though he wasn’t in D.C. that day.

A new poll punctuates his descent from the man nearly everyone could agree on post-9/11 to a starkly unpopular criminal defendant.

It’s not surprising that 2024 polling is close. This is the new normal.

Biden, who largely sat out his generation’s defining conflict, could cement the U.S.-Vietnam alliance.

The judges said in the order that they are “deeply troubled that the State enacted a map that the State readily admits does not provide the remedy we said federal law requires.”

An appellate court partially overturned the order of a judge who allowed investigators to look at the Republican lawmaker’s communications around Jan. 6.

One convicted member of the group seems to think he would.

A legal theory gaining traction argues that Donald Trump’s actions surrounding the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection disqualify him from being president.

The extension was granted three days before Digital World would have been required to dissolve itself and return money to investors.