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"You can't get any more kind of acceptable Republicans than those guys right? They lost," the Fox News host said of Romney and the late John McCain.

A photo shared on Twitter appears to show George W. Bush being served drinks by Yevgeny Prigozhin, but was it really the Russian mercenary group chief?

Voight urged people to support Donald Trump so "we could rise to our glory" as a country after warning of an imminent "third world war."

A University of Washington academic told Newsweek Democrat success was likely "less the result of a credible Democratic strategy than poor Republican strategy."

Ferrell opened up about the famed SNL skit with Jenna Bush during a Monday episode of "TODAY With Hoda & Jenna."

Since he became president in 2000, the Russian leader has made seven visits to the U.S.

Trump reiterated claims during a rally that past presidents have mishandled documents after leaving office, claims which have not held up to scrutiny.

Greg Kelly said "the body language" between the Queen and Trump spoke of mutual affection between the two.

Karl Rove hasn't minced words when talking about the classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago.

"Yes, he is becoming more and more dictatorial as the years have passed," Phillip Short, who wrote a comprehensive biography of the Russian president, said.

There will be no going back to the old, feckless, moralistic nation-building crusades of decades past.

The retired general was nominated to lead the CIA by former Republican President George W. Bush in 2006.

Randall Eliason said that Bannon, who is headed for trial Monday, may want to present himself as a "martyr" for Trump's MAGA movement.

The president emphasized low unemployment figures and the inflation rates seen in other countries in a new interview.

The president said legislators need to work on new gun control measures after last week's mass shooting at a Texas elementary school.

"I think she looks good. She looks nice," Trump said, eliciting laughter from the rally crowd inside the Ford Wyoming Center in Casper.

Ellen DeGeneres's eponymous talk show comes to an end on Thursday after 19 seasons—and, in more recent years, much controversy.

Forbes wrote that an alleged ISIS operative wanted to smuggle accomplices into the country from Mexico to help kill the former president.

The former president accidentally referred to the "unjustified" invasion of Iraq while criticizing Russian and Vladimir Putin.

"The decision of one man to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq," Bush said at his own presidential library.

The former president says in a video clip that he wants to see Ukraine join the NATO military alliance.

Mike Pence and George W. Bush are among those who are hoping the governor can defeat the Trump-backed David Perdue in the upcoming primary.

Judge Reggie Walton, who was first appointed by President Ronald Reagan, accused Trump of "tearing this country apart."

White House Communications Director Kate Bedingfield took to Twitter to dispute the idea that the president had been hit by bird feces, saying the material that landed on Biden was corn.

For more than two decades, a bipartisan collection of politicians and "experts"—call them the "Uniparty"—devoted its energy to fighting for the free flow of people, goods and capital around the world.

"The only shock and awe in Ukraine," a former Pentagon official told Newsweek, "is that of the Russian generals who were stopped cold."

A look back at how the U.S. presidents have dealt with their Russian counterpart over the past two decades.

The former secretary of state suggested Russians "bit off more than they can chew" with the invasion of Ukraine.

"Dad was nicknamed one of the godfathers of the Ukrainian revolution," Meghan McCain wrote in an Instagram post of her late father, Senator John McCain.

Obama joined former presidents George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter in condemning the invasion.