Author: David Jackson, USA TODAY

Most 2024 Republican candidates had been reluctant to go after Trump over the documents indictment; that is changing by the day.

Trump went on lengthy and error-filled diatribes about indictments, trials and pending investigations in Washington, D.C., New York City, and Atlanta.

Maintaining his defense of the newly indicted Donald Trump, former vice president Mike Pence denounced the Justice Department for its action.

As it happened after a New York grand jury indicted him, Trump plays up to supporters and attacks prosecutors; rivals try to figure out how to react.

Pence hit Trump over federal spending and entitlement reform, Vladimir Putin, and, most especially, Trump’s actions prior to the Jan. 6 insurrection.

Nikki Haley in a CNN town hall Sunday night drew distinctions with Trump and portrayed him as part of the baggage the nation should leave behind.

Democrats and some Republicans fear that a third-party bid will only help Donald Trump.

After months of brushing off Trump’s frequent attacks, DeSantis used this week’s campaign stops to clap back at the 2024 GOP front-runner.

State Rep. James Spillane of New Hampshire said he has switched from Trump to Ron DeSantis.

As he formally declares his 2024 presidential campaign, Ron DeSantis is reticent toward front-running antagonist Donald Trump. How long can that last?