President Trump's top legislative priority in his second term is facing criticism from Senate Republicans and former advisor Elon Musk for being too costly. With a narrow Republican majority and no Democratic support,

Steve Bannon took the stage Friday night at the Georgia Republican Convention to say it’s too early to be talking about 2026. “Don’t even think about the midterms,” the Republican strategist told activists.

Since his first term, Trump has consolidated the Republican Party around not only himself but also his broader "Make America Great Again" movement.

Rep. Joe Walsh (R-Illinois) was known for being a Tea Party firebrand. But the Never Trump conservative recently made a bombshell announcement: He joined the Democratic Party. This doesn't mean that Walsh is becoming liberal or progressive,

It remains to be seen whether President Donald Trump and Elon Musk can patch things up after their ugly break-up this week – as many around them are hoping.

The current tension sparked when Elon Musk left Donald Trump's administration and criticized the president's "One Big Beautiful Bill."

Earlier this year, Log Cabin Republicans in Palm Springs were mocked for promoting “A Normal Gay Social” in the desert city, a nod to the descriptor then-vice-presidential candidate J.D. Vance used for potential gay Trump voters. The owner of the venue, and Barbra Streisand’s longtime personal chef, withdrew from hosting the event.

Rep. Jimmy Patronis (R-Fla.) said President Trump and Elon Musk’s feud wouldn’t last for long, noting that the Republican Party and the president’s allies are all a part of “one big family.” Musk in recent days has criticized the president’s budget bill over its effects on the national debt,

Live updates and the latest news on the president's feud with Musk and Trump's call with China's Xi Jinping amid trade tensions between the two countries.