Trump Goes After Pence, McConnell in Speech to GOP Donors
While Trump’s advisers initially said he planned to emphasize party unity, he rarely sticks to script.
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In GOP Strongholds, a Big Push on ‘Culture War’ Legislation
Republican state legislators have been in overdrive this year on so-called culture-war bills.
Few in GOP Rush to Defend Gaetz amid Sex Trafficking Probe
The often outlandish, Trump-styled provocateur appears increasingly isolated amid a federal sex-trafficking investigation.
Natrona County GOP Chooses Three Candidates for Clerk of Court
After the Natrona County commission formally receives the results of the GOP's central committee, they will interview the candidates and select one.
Trump Calls for GOP Unity, Says he Won’t Start Another Party
Trump said President Joe Biden's first month in office has been the worst in modern presidential history.
Natrona County Court Clerk Anne Volin Dies
Anne Volin graduated from Kelly Walsh High School in 1976.
Trump Looks to Reassert Himself Following Impeachment Acquittal
After being barred from Twitter, the former president lacks the social media bullhorn that fueled his political rise.
Nancy Pelosi scoffs at ‘Cowardly’ GOP Senators
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi scoffed at the “cowardly” Senate Republicans who voted to acquit Donald Trump of inciting the Capitol siege.
Cheney and GOP Colleagues Warn President Biden of a ‘Border Crisis’
Congresswoman Liz Cheney, along with other GOP colleagues, have drafted a letter to President Joe Biden, warning him of a potential 'border crisis.'
House Republicans Vote to Retain Liz Cheney as No. 3 Leader
In a 145-61 vote by secret ballot Wednesday, House Republicans overwhelmingly rebuffed a rebellion by hard-right conservatives to toss Cheney over her vote last month to impeach then-President Donald Trump.