Author: David Jackson, USA TODAY

President Joe Biden will be in Florida at the same time as two potential 2024 re-election opponents: Ex-President Donald Trump and Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Investigations of ex-President Donald Trump over business practices, classified documents, elections and Jan. 6 will dog any 2024 presidential run.

The kerfuffle over getting Pennsylvania Senate candidates John Fetterman and Mehmet Oz to the debate stage is far from the only example this year.

President Joe Biden and other officials paid tribute to the fallen on the anniversary of Sept. 11, the deadliest terrorist attack in U.S. history.

Calling for an “all out effort” against crime, the former president said the country will have to “be tough and be nasty and be mean if we have to.”

As he ponders another presidential run in 2024, Donald Trump has to maneuver around Jan. 6 investigations and the prospect of Republican opposition.

Republican Gov. Larry Hogan said Trump has “cost us a Governor’s seat in Maryland” after election denier Dan Cox won the GOP gubernatorial primary.

Cheney called the former president a clear and present danger to both the Republican Party and to American democracy at large.

The new law enhances background checks on young gun buyers, and encourages states to develop more and better “red flag” laws.

The Jan. 6 panel’s request comes after Republicans released a letter from the U.S. Capitol Police saying it found nothing suspicious about the tour.