While Trump had nothing but nice words to say about Jackson, a protege of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and two-time presidential candidate who led the Civil Rights Movement for decades after the revered leader’s assassination, his Truth Social post called out the president’s political opposition.

President Donald Trump will visit Georgia as early voting begins to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia’s 14th District. Here's everything to know.

The Republican race to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene in the U.S. House is marked by jostling for Trump's favor and endorsement.

Donald Trump's pastor made a bombshell admission about the President's faith in the wake of his assassination attempt in 2024. Pastor Mark Burns of the Harvest Praise and Worship Centre in South Carolina spoke to GB News last night amid a Shrove Tuesday debate over Christianity in Britain.

Marjorie Taylor Greene opened up about a tense phone call she said she received from Donald Trump. During an appearance on Jillian Michaels’ podcast, Greene claimed Trump personally called her last September 2025 to express his frustration over her support for releasing the Epstein files.

In Washington, Josh Hawley, Missouri’s senior senator and one of Trump’s strongest supporters, has warned the AI revolution is “working against the working man, his liberty and his worth”. He has introduced federal legislation that would force AI companies to verify users’ ages and ban them from providing virtual “companions” to minors.

TYLER – Ken Paxton has built his Senate bid around the pitch that he’s the Republican who will help President Donald Trump bulldoze the Washington establishment. But, as the campaign heads into its final weeks,

After former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton accused President Donald Trump’s administration of an Epstein “cover-up,” the POTUS lashed out and said he has nothing to hide. When asked on Air Force One about his nemesis and former 2016 presidential opponent testifying about her husband’s involvement with the late child predator as a "distraction" from his own involvement,