Author: David Jackson, USA TODAY

Republicans and their allies are renewing attacks on Biden, a strategy that so far has had little success.

While describing McConnell as a “loser,” and attacking other Republicans, Trump told the party’s wealthiest donors they should pursue his agenda.

Ex-president marks Easter by attacking his political enemies, repeating false claims about the election, and calling for boycotts of corporations.

The former president said he was disgusted “to see our nation’s Capitol being stormed by hostile forces.”

Trump did not declare a 2024 presidential candidacy in his CPAC speech, but he did hint at a run while alluding to his false claims of voter fraud.

Trump’s acquittal frees him to run for president again in 2024, though recent events have turned some GOP members against the ex-president.

House Republicans vote to keep Liz Cheney in leadership role, despite her impeachment vote; Trump backers vowed to defeat her in a 2022 GOP primary.

The upcoming impeachment trial features a complex set of political challenges for Republicans and Democrats as well as Donald Trump.