"republicans"

Say his move to withdraw from the race is a clear admission that he is not "mentally fit enough" to serve as the commander-in-chief

Says Democratic Party trying to overthrow the results of their primaries to dump incumbent President Joe Biden from the ballot

Ukrainian President congratulates the former US President for becoming the Republican nominee for elections

Former US President formally accepts Republican nomination for President for third time at Republican National Convention

Top leaders of the Democratic party, including former President Barack Obama, have asked him to leave the Presidential race

Former US Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy director Peter Navarro was the first aide of Trump to be jailed for Capitol Hill protest

Her husband, JD Vance, was named by Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump as his running mate

Jubilant and emboldened Republicans nominate the former President to lead their ticket for a third time

Argues that the rhetoric from his opponent was more incendiary while warning that Trump remained a threat to democratic institutions

Trump will formally accept the nomination and deliver the acceptance speech at the Fiserv Forum in downtown Milwaukee on July 18

Trump's campaign and the Republican National Committee said the former President "is doing well"

The idea that there's violence in America like this is just unheard of, says the US President

46% Asian Americans are likely to vote for Biden, down eight percentage points since 2020, while 31% are likely to vote for Trump

Calls the popular 'Morning Joe' show challenging his opponents to bring this issue in Chicago next month

Two Democratic lawmakers call on Biden to exit race while a leading ally publicly suggested how the party might choose someone else

57% of debate watchers say they have no real confidence in Biden’s ability to lead the country

Biden, Trump spar over Russia-Ukraine conflict and Israel-Hamas war in US Presidential Debate

Congressional investigators have obtained nearly 40,000 pages of subpoenaed bank records and dozens of hours of testimony from key witnesses, including several high-ranking Justice Department officials currently tasked with investigating the president's son, Hunter Biden.

A shutdown affects nearly every corner of the US government, from the delivery of welfare cheques and publishing of national economic data to the operation of federal courts, museums and national parks.

Democrats, who decry the investigation as a political ploy aimed at hurting Biden and helping Donald Trump as he runs again for president, planned to bring Michael Gerhardt, a law professor who has appeared as an expert in two previous impeachment efforts.