Author: David Jackson, USA TODAY

During a prepared speech on veterans health care, Trump found time for screeds about his indictments that are coming under legal scrutiny.

The former president’s three indictments – and counting – are actually fueling his support among some Republicans, many party members say.

Former president and current candidate Trump adjusts his strategy to turn his three indictments into political weapons

Trump or no Trump, DeSantis has agreed to debate Newsom on the differences between Republican and Democratic governance.

Beset by falling polls and defecting donors, Ron DeSantis tries a campaign reset that includes a smaller staff and a more personable style.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis remains mired far behind Donald Trump in most polls, and 2024 campaign donors are getting restless.

The Trump playbook includes attacking prosecutors, raising campaign cash, and arguing that investigations are attacks upon him and his followers.

Manchin ponders running as the ‘No Labels’ candidate, even though other Democrats warned that a third-party bid can only help Donald Trump win again.

Right now, the odds say that Trump will face at least one jury of his peers before the general election of Nov. 5, 2024 – but maybe not before Republican primary voters decide who their presidential nominee will be, a prize that could be claimed in ear…

Six months before the Iowa caucuses − a year before the Republican convention − GOP candidates are trying to catch the front-runner: Donald Trump