John Wagner

The fierce two-hour exchange in Las Vegas exposed deep divisions, both political and personal, among the six candidates on the stage.

The tense equilibrium between the president and the attorney general may be tested again Thursday by the sentencing of longtime Trump friend Roger Stone.

The former Illinois governor, who had been serving time in a federal facility in Colorado, spoke to reporters after returning home to Chicago.

The two Democrats’ campaigns tangled Wednesday over the health of their candidates, both of whom are 78.

After strong showings in the first two nominating contests, the senator from Vermont is well ahead of four rivals competing for second place in the largest Super Tuesday primary state.

The attorney general has communicated his posture to people inside and outside the White House, officials say, though it is unclear what he has told President Trump directly.

Judge grants U.S. prosecutors until Tuesday, two days before Stone’s sentencing hearing, to respond.

During an appearance at a lecture series, Kelly also expressed misgivings about the president’s words and actions on the media, North Korea, military justice and immigrants.

A tweet by the president was his latest intervention ahead of his longtime friend’s sentencing in federal court next week.

The former New York mayor seeks to engage Trump on his own level — on Twitter.