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While President Donald Trump and the Republican Party start their four-day combination virtual and in-person-while-distancing convention Monday evening with an apparent disadvantage, there is still ample opportunity for the incumbent to come from behind – as he did in 2016 – and win a second term.

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden admitted Sunday night he shouldn’t have suggested voters having a hard time "figuring out" whether to support him or President Trump "ain't Black."

Forget the polls, Newt Gingrich predicts President Trump will win in a landslide.

Democrats paraded the high-profile endorsements of prominent Republicans this week at their online convention, featuring pointless performances from former Ohio Gov. John Kasich and former Secretary of State Colin Powell speaking in support for the Democratic ticket.

President Trump’s son Donald Trump Jr. slammed Democratic nominee Joe Biden as a "50-year swamp creature" who "managed to read a speech on a teleprompter" Thursday night on "The Ingraham Angle."

This week's Democratic National Convention offered a "very negative view of America," but none of the speakers, including nominee Joe Biden, gave any attention to the violence in the nation's major cities or the economic and strategic challenges the United States is facing with China, Vice President Mike Pence said Friday.

Pittsburgh Democratic Mayor Bill Peduto has said he supports Black Lives Matter and defends protests in the city's streets to "demand much-needed reforms to policing," KDKA-TV reported.

RUSH: Do not worry, ladies and gentlemen. I am not going to let the indictment of Steve Bannon distract me like it’s distracting everybody else from the disaster that was the Democrat convention last night. That is exactly what it was. It was dark and dank, uninspiring, nothing uplifting about it whatsoever. It was deeply personal.

Out of the 29 candidates who sought the Democratic nomination for president, fate, voters, and Democratic Party power brokers finally worked their magic to push out all candidates except for the oldest white male of the bunch, a man who has spent 50 of his 77 years in politics: Joe Biden.

Jared Kushner, senior adviser to President Trump, slammed politicians at the 2020 Democratic National Convention for complaining about problems that Trump is solving in an interview with "Fox & Friends" Tuesday.

If it is a day of the week that ends in a “y,” you can count on the Democrats to feign outrage about something. The radical left’s current outrage of the day centers around the U.S. Postal Service, but their so-called “facts” must be lost in the mail.

President Donald Trump claimed on Tuesday that the 2020 presidential election may have to be done again if universal mail-in voting is introduced. During his announcement of a posthumous presidential pardon for pioneering women’s rights activist Susan B. Anthony — who died in 1906 — Trump was asked about his feud with the Democratic Party over mail-in voting.

As Democrats push for universal mail-in ballots and the Trump administration rejects their demands, the Left has started claiming President Donald Trump is trying to steal the election (by maintaining the system that was already in place) and going so far as to remove or lock mailboxes so people can’t vote.

Democrats "don't know how to unite their party," and that will continue at this week's convention, where Bill and Hillary Clinton, Barack and Michelle Obama, Sen. Bernie Sanders and more will speak virtually before formally nominating Joe Biden and his running mate, Sen. Kamala Harris, President Donald Trump said Monday.