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Republicans upset over a "lack of control" on free speech at Arizona State University say they may look into the prospect of slashing funds to colleges, The Arizona Republic reported.

State Sen. Anthony Kern (R) said that lawmakers are working on bills that will put "guardrails" around the Arizona Board of Regents.

Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus said he would continue to fund Donald Trump's campaign even if the former president is convicted of a crime.

In a Tuesday interview with Reuters, Marcus said the four criminal cases against the Republican frontrunner were "trumped up."

Former President Donald Trump has set his sights on the wife of a New York Supreme Court justice presiding over his $250 million fraud trial.

On his Truth Social platform on Tuesday, Trump shared at least four links about Justice Arthur Engoron's wife, Dawn Marie Engoron.

Republicans in states across the country are moving to block young people from voting as part of a concerted strategy advanced by a leading 2020 election denier, according to a report.

New Hampshire Republicans introduced a bill that would have barred college students who pay out-of-state tuition from voting, while a Texas Republican introduced a bill that would ban polling places at colleges and universities. Republicans in Idaho, Virginia and Wisconsin have all pressed measures to keep students away from the polls, reported Rolling Stone.

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) said he disagrees with Rep. James Comer (R-KY) about whether Hunter Biden should testify publicly.

In an interview with Fox Business correspondent Hillary Vaughn, Hawley reacted to the news that Biden had offered his public testimony to Comer's Oversight Committee.

Congressional Huffington Post reporter Jen Bendery confronted Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) on Capitol Hill Tuesday as he raged about President Joe Biden's picks for the federal judicial bench.

According to an online post about the confrontation, Bendery told the senator that many of Donald Trump's nominees were unqualified.

ABC News' Jonathan Karl this week warned that former President Donald Trump's vision for a second term would be far darker than even that of his first, which infamously ended with a deadly riot at the United States Capitol.

While talking with anti-Trump conservative Bill Kristol, Karl outlined how Trump's 2016 campaign, while dark, at least made gestures toward building a prosperous America.