Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley's son took to X on Tuesday to lash out at Vivek Ramaswamy, the biotech businessman turned Department of Government Efficiency adviser who is now running for governor of Ohio as a Republican with President Donald Trump's endorsement.

Both Haley and Ramaswamy are American-born citizens of Indian ancestry, and both ran for president against Trump in 2024 before falling in line behind his campaign. Haley's son Nalin has positioned himself even farther to the right of his mother, calling for the H-1B visa program to be severely curtailed and even advocating naturalized citizens be barred from public office.

According to DC insiders, the race to assume the MAGA crown from Donald Trump as the Republican Party’s 2028 presidential nomination is a two-horse race between Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

However, as longtime GOP campaign strategist Rick Wilson wrote on Monday, there is a wild card in the mix who not only could use Donald Trump’s outsider playbook from 2016, but already has a base to lean upon that could elevate him in the early primaries and clear the field: former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

Former Gov. Nikki Haley (R-SC) fought back against President Donald Trump as he desperately tried to distract from questions about files his administration promised would be released about the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.

Haley has been at odds with Trump since she ran against him in the 2024 presidential primary, but ultimately endorsed him for president.

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley took aim at the Trump administration during an appearance on Fox News, chastising the president and his cabinet for their failures to address – or even discuss – the issue of affordability, The Hill reported Wednesday.

“Fiscal conservatism has not been talked about at all during this administration,” Haley told Fox News’ Brett Baier during an appearance on the network Tuesday evening.

Donald Trump has delayed announcing his Federal Reserve chair nominee, creating complications for Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's search process.

According to the Wall Street Journal reporters Nick Timiraos and Meridith McGraw, Bessent faces constraints because Trump seeks "a new chair who will pursue his demands for lower interest rates while still commanding enough credibility on Wall Street and from his colleagues to deliver them."

Internet observers on Thursday mocked a bizarre Fox News meltdown in which a panel of co-hosts complained that Hollywood decided to portray Jack Nicholson's character in "A Few Good Men" as the antagonist.

Nicholson's Colonel Nathan Jessup is the main antagonist in the film, serving as a commanding officer at Guantanamo Bay whose order leads to a Marine's death, triggering the central court-martial plot. Jessup dominates key scenes, including an iconic courtroom outburst in which Nicholson blurts out, "You can't handle the truth!"

CNN's John King spoke to Iowa voters a year into President Donald Trump's second term, and found their dissatisfaction could open the door to Democratic gains in the midterm elections.

Kellerton cattle farmer Shannon Ebsersol started off 2024 as a Nikki Haley supporter but reluctantly backed Trump in the election, but she rates his first year only three out of five.

New Hampshire Republican Senate candidate John E. Sununu is already facing his first controversy, immediately after declaring his candidacy this week.

Sununu previously served as New Hampshire's senator until Democrat Jeanne Shaheen unseated him in 2008. With Shaheen retiring next year, her seat is open once more, and Sununu hopes to reclaim his old seat against the likely Democratic nominee, Rep. Chris Pappas.