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DeSantis and Haley will want to avoid missteps, but they should also try to create mic-drop moments that their campaigns can promote, writes Laura Belin.

Republican candidates and the groups supporting them have spent almost $105 million on ads in the Hawkeye State.

Despite retracing slightly since yesterday’s peak at almost $46,000, the primary cryptocurrency has managed to defend the $45,000 level. Most altcoins have…

Two weeks before the Iowa caucuses, the airwaves here are filled with ads from allies of former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley attacking DeSantis and vice versa.

The frenzy of activity in the final stretch belies a growing sense among political veterans across this state that the basic outcome is set and a Trump victory is all but assured.

The Trump campaign is calling out "grifter" Erin Perrine, the former communications director for the pro-DeSantis Super PAC Never Back Down.

Waukee, Iowa (CNN) — With TVs inside a packed central Iowa sports bar tuned to the Citrus Bowl, the phrase “dumpster fire” could be heard over<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/two-weeks-out-from-the-caucuses-desantis-haley-rivalry-dominates-airwaves-as-trump-maintains-front-runner-status/">Read More</a>

Two weeks before the Iowa caucuses, the airwaves here are filled with ads from allies of former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley attacking Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and vice versa.

But the criticism wasn’t directed at the Iowa Hawkeyes’ lackluster performance in the New Year’s Day game.

For former President Trump, a year makes a big difference. The former president went from political vulnerability to dominance in the race for the 2024 Republican nomination