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Donald Trump has fallen two points behind Joe Biden in the latest national presidential election poll from Fox News, the first time the president has been in the lead in that survey since last October.
Donald Trump bashed Fox News, his on-again-off-again favorite news network, on social media Wednesday, proclaiming that “nobody can ever trust” its reporting.
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Two and a half years after he incited a deadly riot at the US Capitol and two weeks to the day since a jury in New York found him guilty on 34 counts, former president Donald Trump will be welcomed to Capitol Hill as the leader of the Republican Party.
Rep. Troy Nehls (R-Texas) flipped out on Tuesday over former House Republican Speaker Paul Ryan’s criticism of former President Donald Trump.
Former House Speaker Paul Ryan ® tore into Donald Trump on Tuesday, saying he won’t be voting for him and calling out his lack of character and principles.
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