Marjorie Taylor Greene

Fox News host Harris Faulkner on Tuesday insisted that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) must provide examples to defend his claim that math books are teaching critical race theory (CRT).

Last week, the Florida Department of Education revealed that it had rejected many math books due to the "indoctrination" of students. But DeSantis and other state officials have been unable to provide any examples of CRT in math books.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) on Monday complained to Fox News' Tucker Carlson about a lawsuit labeling her an "insurrectionist" who is ineligible to run for public office.

While appearing on Carlson's show, Greene lashed out at activists who are trying to get her thrown off the ballot in her district.

Newly revealed text messages among member of the Oath Keepers militia show that they discussed organizing security details for top Trump allies including Roger Stone and former national security adviser Mike Flynn.

As flagged by Politico's Kyle Cheney, the Oath Keepers talked on New Year's Day 2021 about providing Stone with security as he made his way to Washington D.C. for the ill-fated "Stop the Steal" rally that would precede the deadly Capitol riots.

Former Trump official Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of former President Donald Trump, is using his past work in the White House as an asset for investors in his new Affinity Partners investment fund.

The Intercept has obtained a slide deck from Affinity Partners that pitches Kushner's experience cutting deals with the governments of Russia and Saudi Arabia as something that should give investors confidence that their money will be well spent.

Former President Donald Trump on Monday endorsed an incumbent Republican member of Congress -- and while this normally wouldn't merit discussion, he endorsed this candidate over one of his old 2016 campaign allies.

In a release from the former president, Trump said that he's supporting Rep. William Timmons (R-SC) instead of Pastor Mark Burns.

Former President Donald Trump's Truth Social app has been a massive flop so far, and it looks like things got even worse on Monday.

As flagged by The Daily Beast's Zachary Petrizzo, Truth Social suffered multiple outages throughout the day, and its users were not shy about complaining.

On Monday, Donald Trump Jr.'s fiancé Kimberly Guilfoyle spoke with the House Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. The Daily Mail posted photos of Guilfoyle as she entered the O'Neill House Office Building.

Guilfoyle gave deposition to the House committee after being subpoenaed for the information related to her work on former President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign and in the lead up to Jan. 6. Guilfoyle was also in the VIP holding area with the president ahead of his speech to the rally crowd on Jan. 6 at the Ellipse.

Donald Trump’s doling of last-minute endorsements in Ohio and Pennsylvania Republican Senate primaries is another attempt for him to show his political power, but according to the Washington Post's Henry Olsen, the former president's status as the GOP’s kingmaker "already stands on shaky ground."

"His first endorsee in the Pennsylvania Senate race, Sean Parnell, dropped out after his estranged wife accused him of spousal and child abuse (which Parnell denies)," Olsen writes. "And Trump’s pick in the Alabama Senate race, Rep. Mo Brooks, started in first place but gradually sank to third in the polls as he failed to keep up with two big-spending foes. Trump then withdrew his endorsement, apparently attempting to avoid defeat by abandoning ship. Savvy politicos nonetheless took note: Trump could command, but the GOP tides might not listen."

Supporters of former President Donald Trump who attended a fundraiser for Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) said that they hoped the lawmaker would switch parties and challenge President Joe Biden in 2024.

CNBC reported that buzz about a possible party switch was overheard at a fundraiser for Manchin hosted by billionaire Nelson Peltz in Florida. Attendees paid $5,000 a plate to see Manchin speak.