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Prosecutors originally worried that the Trump indictment rested solely on his former fixer, Michael Cohen, but there's more to it than that.

Evangelical Christians, moderates, and anti-Trump Republicans are each steering away from former Vice President Mike Pence.

Ron DeSantis, Mike Pence, and other 2024 current and prospective hopefuls rushed to slam the Manhattan prosecution.

A new poll on the implications of Trump being criminally charged showed a deep partisan split, with some good news for the former president.

Supporters of Gov. Ron DeSantis were less inclined to vote for him after learning about his policies, a recent YouGov poll shows.

"It's a race to the biggest machine driven by the biggest assholes, and it's society that will pay for that arrogance."

Politico reported that newly independent Arizona senator was known to gossip to Republicans and lobbyists about how much she loathed party lunches.

Insider previously documented how the rise in subscriptions has led to this gigantic headache for many consumers.

Before the indictment, Trump predicted that this could be a beneficial event for him. He might just be right.

For now, polling suggests that there is no broader partisan split on the Biden administration's actions.