New reporting suggests had a Donald Trump positive view of the prospect of hanging Mike Pence while the Jan. 6 attack was underway.

The Ohio Republican insisted he had "nothing to hide" about Jan. 6. Then he was subpoenaed. Suddenly, Jim Jordan now seems to have something to hide.

Today’s edition of quick hits

In the scandal surrounding Trump's fake electors, we've reached the federal-grand-jury-issues-subpoenas phase. For several insiders, that's not good news.

“I don’t say this in a braggadocious way, but if they don’t get the endorsement, they don’t win,” Donald Trump boasted last year. Yeah, about that...

Today’s installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.

“What I like to do is see it and everything and stuff” isn’t a good answer to a question about school shootings, but it's what Herschel Walker said.

The good news is, Joe Manchin still supports potentially life-saving gun reforms. The bad news is, his support for the filibuster rules hasn't budged.

In 2018, Donald Trump said the NRA and the rest of the gun lobby has “great power” over Republicans. Four years later, too little has changed.

Trump intended to send a message through Georgia’s gubernatorial primary, and he did. It’s just not the one he wanted the political world to receive.

After a school shooting four years ago, Donald Trump called for arming teachers. Now, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is picking up where Trump left off.