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History professor Allan Lichtman holds that his formula has accurately called every presidential election since 1984.
The South Carolina politician shared his thoughts on Trump's criminal cases while appearing on CNN's "State of the Union."
Republican Voters Against Trump put prominent figures on blast for supporting the former president.
Andrew Weissmann argued why America is "on the razor's edge" of a drastic change to its future.
The son of the former president gets a quick reminder of what his father has really been doing in court.
The Ohio senator, who is rumored to be on Trump's vice presidential shortlist, previously referred to the former president as "loathsome" and an "idiot."
A video of Loran Livingston’s comments has gone viral on social media.
Amber Rutter, a shooter on Team GB, recently said, “I’m going there for gold, and don’t ever get that mistaken.”
But the former attorney general then immediately downplayed his admission.
The daughter of the late Sen. John McCain likened the South Dakota governor's revelation to something frightening from the silver screen.
The civil rights activist also said schools banning books on Black history is an "excuse not to share the truth."
The far-right lawmaker's own colleagues are starting to turn against her.
