The Ron DeSantis super-PAC Never Back Down is backing off outreach operations in some key early primary states.

After Trump turned himself in at the Fulton County Jail, his campaign started selling merchandise featuring his now-famous mugshot.

Chris Christie thought he could score big against Donald Trump with his latest smear ad. But, it turns out the joke's on Christie.

While former President Donald Trump is raising millions of dollars from his mug shot, President Joe Biden is dealing with a devastating poll.

The political newcomer claimed his rivals were “super PAC puppets” who were using “ready-made, preprepared slogans” to attack him.

Warning signs for President Joe Biden's campaign are emerging in what one commentator said is a lack of enthusiasm for small donors.

“He does need to shift to get to moderates. He’ll lose if he doesn’t. … Extremism isn’t going to get you elected,” donor Robert Bigelow said.

With the funding dwindling, the DeSantis team is embarking on a strategic overhaul, including doing fewer rallies.

All this taken together shows that Republicans largely view the indictment as a political attack launched by Democrats, not a matter of law.

The DeSantis campaign followed its opening day stumble by roaring back to grab a massive amount of donations.