House GOP leaders go to bat for Bannon in bid to keep him out of jail for defying Jan. 6 panel
Former Donald Trump adviser and far-right streamer Steve Bannon is getting help from House Republicans as he tries to avoid jail time.
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From 'WORST debater' to 'worthy debater': Trump changes his tune on Biden's skills
In six weeks, Donald Trump has gone from mocking President Joe Biden as a feckless debater who can barely speak to praising his talents ahead of their first debate in the 2024 presidential election.
Lauren Boebert has easily won her primary race in Colorado. What now?
Lauren Boebert has won the Republican nomination for the House of Representatives in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District.
Why presidents often struggle in their first re-election debates — and how Biden is getting ready
Life as the commander in chiefis "in a sort of protected bubble," says Alan Schroeder, a presidential debate historian. "It's four years of people saying 'Mr. President,'" a Democratic strategist put it.
Jeremy Renner Recounts Snowplow Accident In Painful Detail: 'I Remember My Head Cracking'
Jeremy Renner remembers his near-fatal snowplow accident in horrifying detail, a year and a half after the incident that left him with nearly 40 broken bones.
Trump VP contender JD Vance says he's a 'little bit harder' for Biden, opponents to attack
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House GOP will sue DOJ next week to get Biden-Hur audio tapes, Johnson says
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., said House Republicans will file a lawsuit next week to force the Department of Justice (DOJ) to hand over audio tapes of Special Counsel Robert Hur's interview with President Biden.
J.D. Vance Says He’ll Be Disappointed if Trump Doesn’t Pick Him for V.P.
Senator J.D. Vance of Ohio has long been considered one of Donald J. Trump’s top running mate choices and worked as hard as anyone to win the job — raising money for the campaign, speaking with a seemingly endless stream of cable news reporters and even sitting in the Manhattan courtroom with the former president to demonstrate his support.