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Once the House's No.3 Republican, Cheney's opposition to former president Donald Trump has made her the focus of GOP ire.

"I don't know that he's going to run. I don't know whether I'm going to run," Chris Christie said about a possible primary against Donald Trump.

"Government leaks plague" an investigation into how conservative journalist James O'Keefe found himself in possession of a diary allegedly written by Ashley Biden, according to O'Keefe's attorneys.

"Anybody who ever says that I thought the Election was legit, even for a moment, is wrong," Trump said in a statement.

She "willingly, happily, and energetically joined forces" with the Democratic House speaker, states a resolution passed by the state GOP central committee.

The former New Jersey governor said he wanted to give Trump advice on what to do to stop the violence at the U.S. Capitol.

Orunmila "JC" Cartier told Newsweek his wife doesn't smoke but he does and "she did this for me."

"She called me up and she was screaming. I yelled back at her. She's lost it," said Bill Barr, according to the upcoming book "Betrayal."

Former White House adviser Steve Bannon was charged with contempt of Congress for defying a subpoena.

A spokesperson for a committee investigating potential constitutional violations over Trump's lease of the hotel said the move wouldn't change anything.

Candace Owens has questioned why Alec Baldwin has not been arrested for the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of his film, "Rust."

The 2000s teen movie icon is back in her first big acting role in years and a sneak peek of the production has sent fans into a tizzy on social media.

Rep. Paul Gosar called outrage over the controversial video "infantile" and said any accusations it was dangerous were "laughable."

Oprah and Lizzo were among the many A-listers in the audience at "Adele One Night Only."

In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.

The conservative chant broke out at the Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, where Michael Flynn recently called for the U.S. to only have one religion.

Some viewers have claimed Stephanie Ruhle is out of touch for her comments on inflation and on how the average American spent their money during the pandemic.

Olivia Troye, a former aide to Mike Pence, accused Trump administration officials of "undermining the rule of law."

The president's approval rating remains an average of more than 4 points higher than his Republican predecessor.

"Pence is gonna do it," said Alyssa Farah, who served as press secretary to the VP from 2017 to 2019. "I think he could put up a formidable fight."

"In 2020 Donald Trump put a huge strain on the fabric of this democracy…In 2024 the strain on the fabric could turn into a tear," said Ben Ginsberg.

The former New Jersey governor faced Trump's wrath on Monday for suggesting Republicans should move past the loss to Biden.

He also slammed the former president as a "political loser" who led the Republican Party "into a ditch."

"There are issues of every election. I voted to certify the election. And what we have seen on this election, there are areas that needed to be looked into," said Wyoming Senator John Barrasso.

According to 'Betrayal,' the memo stated Pence was expected to send back the electoral votes from six battleground states on January 6.

The billionaire was replying to a tweet from the senator which said: "We must demand that the extremely wealthy pay their fair share. Period."

"The coronation of Donald Trump would be the worst thing," Alyssa Farah, who previously served as the former vice president's press secretary, warned.

On Sunday he complained about the House select committee "viciously investigating" those who protested the "Crime of the Century."

The former president made reference to the Iraq helicopter scandal which nearly ended the veteran anchor's career in 2015.

Chris Krebs said other Republicans are "ashamed" they aren't facing Donald Trump's backlash because they "didn't step up."