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"I am deeply touched by President Trump’s kindness and concern," Morin said. Read More.

Former President Donald J. Trump will get the final word when he goes head-to-head against President Joe Biden on CNN next week for the highly anticipated presidential debate. Read More.

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders was confident former President Trump will "win big" in 2024, citing his success on key election year issues like the economy and border security. Read More.

Donald Trump leads Joe Biden in six swing states, Emerson College polling found, while Biden managed to tie Trump in Minnesota. Read More.

As Donald Trump gears up for his Saturday night rally in Philadelphia, Republicans on the ground are preparing to welcome him with open arms. Read More.

“If everyone voted, it is Mr. Trump, not Mr. Biden, who would benefit.” Read More.

Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina, a top ally and potential running mate of former President Trump, is making the case for the presumptive Republican presidential nominee. Read More.

Newt Gingrich explained why he believes the momentum for November is swinging in Trump's favor as Biden continues to flounder with Black Democrats, a key voting bloc for the Democrats. Read More.

A seventh grader told Breitbart News that Donald Trump is popular among young people because Joe Biden's inflation raises candy prices. Read More.

Former Democrat mayor of Detroit, Kwame Kilpatrick, has formally endorsed Trump. The Trump campaign announced the endorsement on Saturday before Trump made an appearance at 180 Church in Detroit. Kilpatrick was previously commuted by Trump. In 2021, Trump commuted Kilpatrick’s 28-year sentence for public corruption to time served after the former mayor spent eight years... Read More.

Former Democrat donor Jacob Helberg told Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo that he will be supporting former President Trump in November due to President Biden’s Read More.

Former President Trump said that he is “1000 percent” behind the senators he met with at the NRSC and that they are with him “1,000 percent.” Read More.

Former President Trump spoke with House Republicans for roughly an hour on Thursday morning. Read More.

Among likely voters over the age of 50, 49 percent said they would vote for Trump while 39 percent said they would vote for Biden. Read More.

This makes a lot of sense. Read More.