Author: David Jackson, USA TODAY

Former President Donald Trump is campaigning for the White House again, even as legal troubles mount and Republican rivals like Ron DeSantis circle.

Republicans say the White House needs to provide more information about Biden’s handling of classified information. Democrats say it’s all political.

Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell rebuked former President Donald Trump and said it will be harder for him to regain the presidency in 2024.

As party leaders remained silent, a few Republicans on Sunday did reject Trump’s extraordinary suggestion for “termination” of the U.S. Constitution.

Pence, who may run against Donald Trump in 2024, did not detail the Justice Department’s request, saying only there has been “contact.”

Trump will likely try to turn the appointment of a special counsel into a political issue, and the move will probably delay two major investigations.

“Once I make that judgment, a whole series of regulations kick in,” Biden says in interview

The 2022 campaign features “election deniers,” Republicans who agree with Donald Trump’s false claims about his loss in the 2020 election.

The Nebraska senator has often clashed with Donald Trump and other Republican Party conservatives