Republicans

Trump ‘always’ respects election results, but in the US, he says they’re ‘rigged’

The US president consistently seeks to undermine faith in the voting process

Trump added that conservative voters in Greene’s district might consider a primary challenger and that he would support the right candidate against her in next year’s midterm election.

Trump withdraws support for Marjorie Taylor Greene

US PRESIDENT Donald Trump withdrew his endorsement of Republican lawmaker Marjorie Taylor Greene on Friday (Nov 14), citing criticism his long-time supporter has recently made about his agenda.

For Republicans facing voters in 2026, US President Donald Trump's economic record presents a serious liability.
THE BOTTOM LINE

Economic headwinds undermining Trump’s political capital

A growing class divide, among others, creates a partly difficult dynamic for a president who appeals to working-class voters

Voter behaviour is often driven by culture and ideology. Voters might understand that Donald Trump is going to reduce or eliminate government benefits that improve their lives, but support him anyway, because they believe in small government and self-reliance as matters of principle.

Are Maga voters rational?

Voter behaviour is often driven by culture and ideology, to the extent of choosing candidates who will not be good for them economically

What Trump called the “one, big, beautiful Bill” passed in a 215-214 vote, with all the chamber’s Democrats and two Republicans voting against it.

US House passes Trump's sweeping tax-cut Bill

The Bill would fulfill many of Trump’s populist campaign pledges

Trump is reportedly preparing a flood of executive orders and directives that could total more than 100 starting on Day One.

What to expect on Trump's Inauguration Day

DONALD Trump will be sworn in as president of the United States on Monday (Jan 20), ushering in his second term in office and capping one of the most astounding political comebacks in American history...

Democratic House control would force Republicans to negotiate on trillions of dollars worth of provisions in the 2017 tax law that expire at the end of next year.

US House is Democrats’ last hope after losing Senate

The party needs a net gain of just four House seats to wrest the slim majority from Republicans

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump (right) at a town hall moderated by Fox News broadcaster Sean Hannity in Pennsylvania, on Sep 4.

Trump’s not-so-secret weapon

The rise and role of the right-wing media machine supporting the former president

Polls show an extraordinarily tight contest between Vice-President Kamala Harris, the Democrat nominee, and ex-president Donald Trump, who is at the top of the Republican ticket.

Republicans’ early voting surge: What we know from ballots so far

Republican voters have so far cast more early ballots than Democrats in three of the key swing states, giving the party a potential ray of optimism with less than two weeks before Election Day.

The showdown between Walz, the Democratic Minnesota governor chosen by Kamala Harris, and JD Vance (top), the Republican senator from Ohio who is Donald Trump’s running mate, is likely to be the last of the 2024 campaign.

US VP rivals to clash in 'high drama' debate

Trump has refused a second debate with Harris, meaning this could be the final chance to see the two tickets go head to head