An increasing number of Republicans are seeking distance from a costly conflict as the warning fuels a midterm-year political crisis, the New York Times reports.
The court barred the state from using a redrawn congressional map favoring Republicans ahead of November's elections, a setback for the president's party.
Some candidates are keeping their distance as his approval rating sits at 33%, raising questions about the strategy's risk, according to Deutsche Welle.
The gathering aims to energize the party's base amid falling approval, rising living costs and fallout from the Iran war, according to Deutsche Welle Arabic.
Some GOP voters say they are ready to move past disputed claims about election integrity, even as many candidates continue to repeat them.
Florida Rep. María Elvira Salazar warned that some of President Trump's advisers are 'compromising his legacy' on immigration enforcement, according to the Guardian.
Kyl, who served three terms in the Senate and helped guide Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation, died Thursday from complications of a neurological disease, his family said.
Former Republican Congresswoman says conflict must end, according to a report by Al Jazeera.
Though not on the ballot, Donald Trump is being placed at the heart of the first Republican midterm convention in Dallas, a strategy that analysts cited by Deutsche Welle say could carry risks for the party.
María Elvira Salazar says enforcement efforts have 'gone too far' as Republicans distance themselves from the president ahead of November's midterms
The 84-year-old former Republican Senate majority leader cast his first vote in months, ending a period of speculation about his health.
At the party's first-ever midterm convention, President Trump closed the two-day event by asking supporters to treat the congressional elections as a vote on his leadership, a strategy Democrats reportedly welcomed.
Republicans opened an unusual midterm convention in Dallas dubbed 'Trump-a-Palooza,' according to France 24.
Republicans hope to build momentum despite sagging poll numbers ahead of November, according to CNBC.
The party hopes to rescue grim election forecasts despite Trump's deeply negative approval ratings, according to France 24.
Brandon Herrera called insults against women and unhoused people 'jokes,' according to The Guardian.
The party plans to center the president at the two-day event while slamming Democrats as socialists, according to The Guardian.
The president is set to speak on both days of the unconventional Dallas gathering, according to The Guardian.
The president is set to speak both days of the unconventional gathering in Dallas, according to The Guardian.
Democrats accused the party of self-dealing, racism and misogyny, according to The Guardian.