One-time rivals who now support the former president hit the campaign trail in the Granite State ahead of the first-in-nation primary election. LACONIA, N.H.–As voters prepare for the nation’s first primary election of 2024, two former presidential hopefuls have joined former President Donald Trump in his call for Republicans to unite behind him to defeat
Hunter Biden’s lawyer told congressional investigators that it was the first impeachment of former President Trump in February 2020 that made it an “emergency" for the president’s son to file his tax returns, according to a transcript of his testimony.
Advancing American Freedom, former Vice President Mike Pence's advocacy group, is urging the U.S. government not to sign onto the World Health Organization's pandemic treaty.
The last Fox News Power Rankings spelled out the criteria for the remaining Republican candidates to make this race competitive. For Nikki Haley, the criteria is simple: she must win New Hampshire.
The Pennsylvania Democrat is straying from liberal orthodoxy on the border and Israel, giving GOP colleagues hope that he might keep surprising them.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is vying for a "wellness revolution," challenging Americans to work out for 24 minutes a day in 2024, as physical and mental fitness becomes an election issue.
Trump has defeated Haley in the first-in-the-nation primary, dealing a blow to the former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., who has vowed to press on in the race. She noted that President Trump’s back-to-back victories in both the Iowa Caucus and the New Hampshire primary were history-making, and said it’s an indication that Republicans need