The public’s alarm over political corruption spiked 10 points this year, but Republican concern remained flat despite Trump’s massive windfalls.

President Donald Trump’s ongoing war against Iran remains unpopular both with the American public and with the international community. Now a new report reveals that experts are convinced the president’s “rinse and repeat” approach to handling the conflict reveals that he lacks either a plan to win …

The latest in a string of high-profile Pentagon departures is much worse than it seems, one defense expert wrote for MS NOW, as it further exposes the “unprecedented uncertainty” consuming the military under President Donald Trump.Kevin Baron is a national security analyst and journalist with two de…

Last October, President Donald Trump told a crowd of donors that he was surprised when his aides told him he could build his White House ballroom without seeking approval. At the time, Trump explained, “They said, ‘Sir, this is the White House, you’re the president of the United States. You can do a…

Worries over the price of pasta imported from Italy set off a “panic” from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick — who went into damage-control mode by “leaning on agency staff not to drive up tariffs on grocery items and other goods ahead of the midterm elections.”

MAGA pollster Rich Baris has interviewed countless Trump voters to get a gauge on Republicans’ chances in November. But standing in the way of salvation for Republicans is the fact that the 2024 version of Trump stinks.“[I]f we’re having an honest discussion, you could be a supporter of the presiden…

If President Donald Trump is waiting for some kind of salvation to yank himself and Republicans from the jaws of calamity in November, conservative National Review writer Dan McLaughlin says he should probably stop watching the skies. Because that’s not happening.

Senate Minority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) has fears about the Nov. 3 election, which is now just 62 days away.

President Donald Trump and his many outbursts are becoming perhaps the biggest political liability for Republicans as the midterms approach, with one ex-RNC chief writing for The Hill that the party’s best hope to survive would be for him to pipe down and get away from cameras.

President Donald Trump’s assistant, Natalie Harp, is about as devoted as flunkies can get, but a psychologist reveals that even Harp has her limits — and if crossed, she could do enormous damage to the president.“Harp, 35, has dominated several news cycles with her shocking loyalty to the president,…