Tim Scott

"It is clear that DeSantis will need to do a better job of connecting with voters," political analyst Craig Agranoff told Newsweek on Sunday.

The former South Carolina governor and every other 2024 GOP presidential candidate trails former President Donald Trump based on polling.

The former president leads the pack in terms of donations in the second quarter for his 2024 campaign.

Newly released fundraising numbers reveal how much money Trump has raised compared to Biden.

"Anybody that says we can't be the leader of the free world and solve our problems at home has a pretty small view of the greatest nation on earth," Pence said.

Even with a seeming stranglehold on the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, Saturday's rally was arguably needed.

House Republicans recently threatened to hold Christopher Wray in contempt for not providing documents allegedly related to Joe and Hunter Biden.

"I just think this whole matter is incredibly divisive for the country," the former vice president said on Sunday.

Senator Tim Scott, who's running for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination, has argued against discussions of systemic racism in the United States.

Vivek Ramaswamy, Nikki Haley, and Larry Elder have all said also they would pardon the former president over the classified documents case.

"It's reckless. It's frustrating, and it causes problems," Haley said of Trump's alleged actions outlined in the DOJ indictment.

Sonny Hostin has determined what Black America is, but Tim Scott knows what we can be.

Senator Tim Scott and "The View" co-host Sunny Hostin sparred for over three minutes about systemic racism on Monday.

More Republican candidates are jumping into the 2024 presidential primary but risk splitting the anti-Trump vote.

The former vice president has his work cut out for him if he hopes to compete in a crowded Republican primary field.

Instead, Kirk thinks moderate GOP donors will choose to back presidential candidate Tim Scott, the first Black man representing South Carolina in Congress.

"If I'm DeSantis, I'm going to ignore the name-calling, knock it in the mud and I'm going to lean to the right on policy," Kayleigh McEnany said.

Scott's voice appeared to crack into a high-pitched yell on Monday as he announced his candidacy in the 2024 presidential election.

Senator Tim Scott is taking a happy warrior approach to a Republican primary field dominated by culture wars. Is the public ready for that optimistic message?

The South Carolina senator remains a distant player in the early forming Republican field, but his campaign has a strategy to change that.

Republican candidates have expressed more support for states' rights when it comes to abortion, drawing criticism from a major GOP donor.

Some support stringent bans on abortion federally. Others think the issue should be left to the states.

Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley announced a formal campaign, while Senator Tim Scott announced an exploratory committee earlier in April.

There have been Republican presidential candidates of color in the past, but the current field is on track to have the highest number in U.S. history.

In polls exclusive to 'Newsweek,' Trump's popularity among expected GOP primary voters surged higher after he was indicted.

Shannon Bream pressed the senator about how his rhetoric against Democrats squares "with the message of us having faith in each other as Americans."

Nikki Haley's entrance into the 2024 race this week gives Donald Trump his first, but likely not last, opponent. And she, along with likely candidates Ron DeSantis, Mike Pence, Mike Pompeo, Tim Scott, and the elite donor class within the Republican Party, want the public to believe such a scenario is possible. But the truth of the matter is the Republican Party is on an 18-month-long slow-motion crash course with Donald Trump, with no off-ramp.

Former President Donald Trump told Newsweek he wishes Haley "luck."

Some far-right social media users claimed Fetterman lied to get elected to the Senate, while GOP lawmakers offered their prayers to his family.

Trump slammed the Club for Growth as "an assemblage of political misfits, globalists, and losers" after the group left him off their annual guest list.