Savannah Kuchar

4 days ago | usatoday.com | Savannah Kuchar |Bart Jansen

President Donald Trump put his full weight behind New Jersey's leading Republican candidate for governor, telling voters in a June 2 telephone rally saying he “is the most experienced and battle-tested” to win despite the Garden State businessman's past criticisms of Trump. Trump, who noted he often stays in Bedminster, supported Jack Ciattarelli for his pledges to cap property taxes at 1% and to fight illegal immigration.

4 days ago | dnj.com | Savannah Kuchar |Bart Jansen

President Donald Trump put his full weight behind New Jersey's leading Republican candidate for governor, telling voters in a June 2 telephone rally saying he “is the most experienced and battle-tested” to win despite the Garden State businessman's past criticisms of Trump. Trump, who noted he often stays in Bedminster, supported Jack Ciattarelli for his pledges to cap property taxes at 1% and to fight illegal immigration.

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Kinsey Crowley |Savannah Kuchar

President Donald Trump shared a post falsely saying former President Joe Biden was "executed in 2020," and replaced with a robot clone. The false claims, made by another user on Truth Social and reposted by Trump on May 31, said "clones doubles & robotic engineered soulless mindless entities" have since substituted for the ex-commander-in-chief. Biden was not executed, and he is still alive today. It isn't the first time Trump has engaged with conspiracy theories since he returned to office.

4 days ago | usatoday.com | Savannah Kuchar

WASHINGTON − If there is one aspect of the Republicans' sweeping tax cut bill he can back, Sen. John Fetterman says it is the billions earmarked for advancing President Donald Trump's southern border wall and mass deportation plan. "I absolutely support those kinds of investments to make our border security as well," Fetterman, a Pennsylvania Democrat, said during a June 2 event at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute in Boston alongside his state counterpart, Republican Sen. Dave McCormick.

5 days ago | usatoday.com | Savannah Kuchar

Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wisconsin, is doubling down on his concerns about a bill that would make sweeping changes to taxes, Medicaid, food stamps and more after it was passed last month in the Republican-led House at the urging of President Donald Trump. The more-than-1,000-page bill narrowly cleared the lower chamber on May 22. Now, it faces an uncertain future in the Senate, where some conservatives have raised concerns about the legislation's cost.