President Trump is using his influence to help Republicans avoid messy primary fights as the party prepares for the midterms.

But even as Trump has made clear his intentions to build up the Republican Party, saying in his speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference last month that he will be "actively working ...

His effort to assert dominance and personal control over the Republican Party will be one of the most important political developments to watch as 2022 unfolds. I started to rank Trump’s ...

WASHINGTON – Donald Trump's hold on the Republican Party may or may not be slipping – but it is being tested. ... Recent polling data has encouraged critics of Trump's influence within the GOP.

Republican Ryan Kelley of Allendale, one of 11 people who have formed committees to run for governor in 2022 and one of the most ardent Trump supporters in the race, said if the party aligns with ...

President Trump has endorsed over 140 Republican candidates in this year's primaries. Tuesday will mark the first big test of his influence in Ohio's GOP Senate primary.

A Trump victory in 2024 will surely mean that the Republican Party is forever changed and the domination of one man over our constitutional form of government will be complete. But a Trump loss ...

There are several indications that former President Trump’s grip on the Republican Party, while still strong, is beginning to wane — and that’s a good thing. Typically, when U.S. presidents ...

Why Donald Trump may lose influence in the Republican Party June 9, 2021 More than 4 years ago Donald Trump speaks at the North Carolina GOP convention dinner in Greenville, N.C., on June 5.

(CNN) — Retiring Pennsylvania Sen. Pat Toomey offered a pointed closing message for his fellow Republican colleagues on Sunday, saying that former President Donald Trump's hold on the party is ...

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Sunday said that Trump's influence on the Republican party is "diminishing." "It hasn't happened rapidly, but it has diminished dramatically," Hogan said.

The Republican Party is ever closer to the destination to which it has long been headed under former President Donald Trump – the legitimization of violence as a form of political expression.