The presidential candidate wasn't just wrong to pretend the Republican Party doesn't have an antisemitism problem. He also had incredibly bad timing.

Former President Trump will appear in Aurora, Colorado, for a campaign rally next week, highlighting illegal immigration and gang violence.

Pollster Nate Silver's forecast shows that the former president has made marginal gains in Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina in the past week—three states in which he has the lead—while Harris had made gains in two other swing states.

CBS News' Scott Pelley revealed some of the "shifting" reasons the former president's campaign offered to avoid a sit-down.

Two competing dynamics define the race for control of the Senate: Republicans have a favorable map, but the Democratic candidates for the most competitive seats are running ahead of their presidential nominee,

Republicans who dissent from this false reality are ostracized —like former Vice President Mike Pence, who repudiated Trump’s false claims that he had the constitutional authority to reverse the result of the 2020 election, and former Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney, who endorsed Harris for president and campaigned with her last week.

This campaign is different. Trump used to be blabbering and idiotic, but he's mutated into something demonic, desecrating all that is good, noble and decent solely to satisfy his own emotional needs.

Former President Trump’s refusal to accept his 2020 election loss is back in the headlines because of his own comments and those of his running mate, putting an issue that could be problematic for Trump front and center in the closing weeks of the 2024 campaign.

Former President Donald Trump on Monday said he would “remove the Jew haters” if reelected as he participated in an event commemorating the first anniversary of th 7 Hamas attacks in Israel.