Vice President JD Vance tells "The Ingraham Angle" why it would be a "huge mistake" to move forward with creating a third ...

Trump’s pressure campaigns on Republican-led states coincide with pressure he has put on Congress, education institutions, ...

(Bloomberg) -- Retiring Republican Senator Pat Toomey said Donald Trump’s influence on the party is diminishing “rapidly” and the former president has little chance of becoming the GOP ...

That bill, which saw 38 Republican defectors and threatened a partial government shutdown, touched off fears that Trump's once-ironclad grip on the Republican Party could be waning — concerns ...

Although President Donald Trump has not directly said he thinks JD Vance should be the heir to his “Make America Great Again” base of support, he acknowledged this week that his vice president is ...

Rep. Ted Budd, a Republican candidate for a U.S. Senate seat from North Carolina, with Trump, who endorsed him, at a rally April 9 in Selma, N.C. (Chris Seward/AP) ...

US Vice President J D Vance dismissed reports of a 2028 bid backed by Elon Musk, warning the billionaire it would be a “huge mistake” to start a new political party.

Former Republican Representative Carlos Curbelo said Sunday on Meet the Press that Trump's impact on the party is waning. He attributed it to members openly ignoring Trump's push for McCarthy ...

We're much bigger than that. Our party is much bigger than that." He stood by that stance Sunday when asked by Tapper about being called a RINO, or "Republican in name only," over his Trump criticism.

Republican Ryan Kelley of Allendale, one of 11 people who have formed committees to run for governor in 2022 and one of the most ardent Trump supporters in the race, said if the party aligns with ...

McCarthy visits Trump even as efforts move forward to oust the No. 3 House Republican, Rep. Liz Cheney, over her support for impeachment; McCarthy is in Florida, yet Florida Republican Rep. Matt ...

Donald Trump speaks at the North Carolina GOP convention dinner in Greenville, N.C., on June 5. (Jonathan Drake/Reuters) Common wisdom holds that former president Donald Trump remains the dominant ...