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GREENVILLE, North Carolina — President Donald Trump unveiled new economic incentives to help bolster Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley‘s campaign against Democrat Roy Cooper on Tuesday evening,
President Donald Trump has a new pitch for Republican candidates: they’re easy on the eyes. At a Saturday rally in Kentucky, he praised U.S.
With President Donald Trump’s midterm travels now in full swing, a number of patterns have emerged.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly ordered the Israel Defense Forces to prepare for a large-scale military strike against Iran, but the operation was halted following opposition from US President Donald Trump.
That may seem odd considering how adamant Calvert was in the primary that he was the candidate most aligned with President Donald Trump. But it makes sense, election experts say, if you consider who is receiving the mailers.
The “Daily Show” host said President Trump has spent too much time thinking about Senator Jon Husted’s physique.
While campaigning for Florida gubernatorial candidate David Jolly, former President Bill Clinton criticized Trump over the treatment of U.S. allies.
Alyssa Griffin is certain that Vivek Ramaswamy’s latest ad campaign against Amy Acton will backfire ahead of the midterms.
Trump's latest call to change New Mexico's name comes a little over a month after he shared maps depicting New Mexico as "New America."
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Alina Mildon slams New York Times for suggesting she was paid to help secure a pardon
Former Trump lawyer Alina Mildon, nee Habba, has hit out at The New York Times for suggesting she was paid $50 million to help secure a pardon for billionaire banker Julio Herrera Velutini.
The president insists that his latest moves will end the war and lower prices for Americans. Experts aren’t so sure.
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Trump Heads to Kansas as Senate Polls Show a Red-State Toss-Up
Polls show Democrat Adam Hamilton running even with Republican Sen. Roger Marshall in Kansas, where no Democrat has won a Senate seat since 1932. What's driving
