Author: David Jackson, USA TODAY

Investigations of ex-President Donald Trump over business practices, classified documents, elections and Jan. 6 will dog any 2024 presidential run.

The kerfuffle over getting Pennsylvania Senate candidates John Fetterman and Mehmet Oz to the debate stage is far from the only example this year.

President Joe Biden and other officials paid tribute to the fallen on the anniversary of Sept. 11, the deadliest terrorist attack in U.S. history.

The GOP is reacting in different ways after the FBI search at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate. The former VP is asking for ‘a full accounting’ from Garland.

Former Vice President Dick Cheney says Liz Cheney wants “to make sure Donald Trump is never again near the Oval Office. And she will succeed.”

As in primaries past, the Trump movement took a few losses, but it also won nominations for many partisans.

Issues that will decide which party ultimately wins control of Congress are on full display Tuesday when five states host primaries.

Calling for an “all out effort” against crime, the former president said the country will have to “be tough and be nasty and be mean if we have to.”

As he ponders another presidential run in 2024, Donald Trump has to maneuver around Jan. 6 investigations and the prospect of Republican opposition.

If Trump seeks the presidency again, he’ll face rising GOP opposition and the prospect of indictments over the 2020 election and Jan. 6 Capitol riot.