USA Today's Bart Jansen talks about how Donald Trump's trials have become an extraordinary juggling act.

USA Today's David Jackson explains why Donald Trump skipped another Republican debate.

Kerry Picket from the Washington Times details how Chris Christie's feud with Donald Trump is the main component behind his political campaign.

Republicans are anxious that the size of the 2024 primary field will only help former President Donald Trump. Caroline Vakil shares the details.

Former President Donald Trump is lashing out at judges, heightening security concerns. Rebecca Beitsch of the Hill shares the details.

Ron DeSantis is trying to find a way to do what no Republican has been able to do in seven years: Take down former President Donald Trump. James Antle of Washington Examiner has the story.

Brett Samuels of the Hill explains on America's First News why GOP candidates are piling on Ron DeSantis, not Donald Trump.

Democrats have a big chance to control the White House by 2024 because Republican pro & anti Trump supporters are disagreeing with each other. GOP Consultant Matt Mackowiak explains how Republicans are at a major disadvantage.

Jan. 6 hearing depicts Donald Trump as content to let the riot rage, Congressman Lee Zeldin attacked during New York state stump speech, and GoFundMe raises $500K for pizza man who saved 5 from house fire.

Eliza Collins from the Wall Street Journal talks to Gordon Deal about how South Carolina politician Tom Rice will have a hard test in front of him in the Primaries after upsetting former President Donald Trump.

Haisten Willis from the Washington Examiner explains why current President Joe Biden is never the news' top focus because of former President Donald Trump.

Aaron Zitner from The Wall Street Journal explores the deepening political divide between white-collar and blue-collar counties, which grew even wider with the 2020 election.

Julie Bykowicz from The Wall Street Journal looks into the billions of dollars that 2020 election donors spent on failed efforts, like Mike Bloomberg's $100 million investment to turn Florida blue and Sheldon Adelson's $75 million in donations to President Trump's re-election campaign.

The 2020 election is basically a choice between two presidential candidates: Donald Trump and Joe Biden. But James Pindell from The Boston Globe lists the five people not on the ballot who will have the greatest influence on the race.

Jerry Seib from The Wall Street Journal evaluates the Trump and Biden campaigns' opposing views on how to return the country to "normal."

Donald Trump has won the battle for the GOP's soul. The Wall Street Journal's Jerry Seib has the story.

Listen as Attorney Rahul D. Manchanda tells Gordon whether it was legal for President Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen to secretly record conversations with Trump.

Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal has a look at past Presidential summits as we prepare for Donald Trump and Kim Jung Un.

Even With Steve Bannon Sidelined, GOP Is Split in Senate Primary Fights.

The Trump White House saw a record number of first-year departures. The Wall Street Journal's Eli Stokols talks about how this will continue in 2018.

Is Donald Trump trying to erase President Obama's legacy? Niall Stanage from the The Hill has the story.

Is Donald Trump still the same guy who won in November? James W. Antle from the Washington Examiner has a look.

Victories for Democrats? They have a seat at the negotiating table, but the Washington Post's Paul Kane says they must prove they can land those wins.

The Washington Examiner's David Drucker explains why Republicans are worried about eroding Hispanic support after Trump's DACA rollback.

The Trump administration must decide whether to keep funding organizations that help people enroll in health insurance through the ACA. More from the Wall Street Journal's Michelle Hackman.