The raucous response from Republicans to Donald Trump during Tuesday's address underscored how he has reshaped the GOP in his image.

The poll, conducted by The Vanderbilt Project on Unity and American Democracy, found that 52 percent of Republicans surveyed aligned more closely with the MAGA movement than with the traditional GOP.

Expecting Republican lawmakers to stand up for Congress' constitutional power to set the budget might be giving MAGA foot soldiers too much credit. Still, it's shocking to see the GOP grunts actively argue for their irrelevance on national television.

Democracy or republic? I read comments from some MAGA supporters that said America is a republic and another said it was a democracy. So this just shows more evidence that some have no clue and the Republican party is a delusional entity.

The last decade has seen the Republican party slide from GOP to MAGA, but nothing demonstrates how complete and permanent this shift to Trumpism is than Donald Trump’s second trans military ban.

The races for judge of elections in Pennsylvania typically come and go with a whisper, but this year, a Trump-inspired ballot chasing group is trying to put the campaigns front and center.

Just after midnight, Trump imposed 25% taxes, or tariffs, on Mexican and Canadian imports, though he limited the levy to 10% on Canadian energy. Trump also doubled the tariff he slapped last month on Chinese products to 20%.

Trump faced backlash Thursday from critics who argued the new administration had a hand in freeing the two men.

One of the U.S. Senate races that will be closely watched in the 2026 midterms in the one in North Carolina, where conservative GOP Sen. Thom Tillis is up for reelection. For Tillis, two hurdles lie ahead: a GOP primary and the general election.

House Republicans passed a bill (now stalled in the Senate) this session to require citizens to have a passport or birth certificate matching their name to vote. This would be a back-door ban on voting for any woman who took her husband's last name and doesn't have a passport, an estimated 69 million women.

McConnell has pledged to spend his remaining days in office “fighting back against the isolationist movement,” a sentiment that has taken over the GOP in recent years. The reality is that McConnell has been fighting against MAGA for years, even as he ...