Author: Isaac Arnsdorf

In Georgia, Republicans are stuck with a problematic Senate candidate they saw coming but decided they couldn’t stop.

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The prominent conservative group decried “gift-giving to Ukraine” while adopting Putin’s view of “Ukraine-occupied territories.”

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An incendiary and racist message from the former president raised concerns about inciting more violence.

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Republicans are catching up in money and polls as they zero in on Georgia and Nevada as their best shots to flip a seat and win the upper chamber.

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An offshoot of the extremist movement called Negative48 is thronging Trump political events, causing tensions with the former president’s team.

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A song’s journey from a Trump video to online forums and back to Trump rallies shows the melding of the MAGA and QAnon movements

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Republican campaigns hope rallies, robo-calls and virtual appearances by the former president can boost excitement in the party base without turning off moderates and independents

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The GOP nominee in Pennsylvania is embracing Trump and testing whether the base of support that prevailed in a fractured primary can win in November.

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The Senate Leadership Fund, a Republican Super PAC, cut its ad buy in Arizona, a pullback from one of the most contested states that suggested concern about GOP nominee Blake Masters

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A cash crunch at campaigns and the NRSC set off a panic as GOP candidates emerged from bruising primaries playing catch-up in polls and advertising.

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