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Law professor Eric J. Segall criticized GOP leaders who have not condemned the former president's recent remarks.

The former president paid tribute to the late actress, who was among his most vocal supporters in the entertainment industry.

"I'm open to ideas," West said of his 2024 presidential campaign during an interview with Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes.

A tweet, attributed to Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert, suggested Donald Trump couldn't be charged with fraud because he "didn't pay any taxes."

Adult entertainer Stormy Daniels didn't back down after receiving hate from a Twitter user.

Jim Walden was discussing the reports that Trump's Save America PAC is paying legal bills for key figures in classified documents investigation.

Kirsty Alley died at the age of 71 on Monday after being diagnosed with cancer. Before her death, she revealed the reaction to her political affiliation.

The Republican in the Georgia Senate runoff looks set to be another Donald Trump-endorsed candidate to lose their election.

"A spate of scandals has destroyed Walker's favorables with voters. In a normal, textbook election, Warnock would look like a lame duck walking," said one expert.

Trump's national security adviser may challenge the ex-president if candidates don't have "Shermanesque" rebukes of his call to "terminate" the Constitution.

Numerous candidates who lost their elections now want to take control of their state parties.

If Ronna McDaniel is reelected as the head of the RNC, she would be the longest-serving chair in more than a century.

The MoveOn petition accuses the former president of violating the 14th Amendment over his actions around the January 6 riot.

Hip-hop icon Kanye West, who announced he's running for president, has come under fire for his antisemitism in recent weeks.

"As someone knowing him for years, in my family, I pray for him struggling with mental illness," Jenner tweeted of her former son-in-law.

The one-time federal prosecutor reacted to the former president calling for rules "found in the Constitution" to be terminated over false election-fraud claims.

Trump suffered legal woes in three major investigations last week—just weeks after he announced his 2024 presidential run.

"Ye is a genius whom I have come to love and respect," the far-right commentator wrote in a Telegram post on Sunday.

A growing number of prominent conservative politicians have decried the former president's controversial post when pressed in interviews or of their own accord.

Netanyahu said the former president was "wrong" for dining with Fuentes and West, the latter who doubled down on his antisemitic remarks this week.

"I feel like we've seen this...digression continue ever since January 6," Marc Short said during a Sunday appearance on "Meet the Press."

Jen Psaki warned on Sunday not to underestimate the former president as he may win the Republican Party's nomination over Ron DeSantis and Mike Pence.

Greene addressed Republicans who do not support the MAGA agenda, saying she will be "lighting them on fire."

The former president on Friday said the Constitution can and should be suspended in order to relitigate the 2020 election and put him back in the White House.

Michael Steele criticized the GOP, saying that the current leadership is "feckless and committed with [former President Donald] Trump and with Trump himself."

"Attacking the Constitution and all it stands for is anathema to the soul of our nation, and should be universally condemned," a White House spokesman said.

Marjorie Taylor Greene said on Saturday that "elections have consequences, election interference has consequences, and election fraud has consequences."

The Senate hopeful reportedly claimed a Dallas property as his primary residence in 2021 and 2022 to receive a tax break.

The former president faces multiple probes, but attorney Glenn Kirshner says one in particular "poses an ongoing threat to our nation's security."

The former president's eldest son was reacting to the "Twitter files" related to Hunter Biden laptop story posted by Matt Taibbi on Friday.