Don Blankenship is back, and he plans to be Republicans’ worst nightmare.

Bruising Republican primaries are leading to extended feuds within state parties, as some losing candidates hint that they’re not ready to rally around the winner.

Trump has a habit of reaching out to all the wrong people — while ignoring American heroes.

Republicans are depending on Fox News to help weed out bad candidates this year.

On the eve of the primary, West Virginia’s most bombastic candidate, U.S. Senate hopeful Don Blankenship, has turned on the man he is emulating.

Trump has weighed in on the West Virginia Senate race, in the most awkward way imaginable.

Don Blankenship can’t stop saying racist things.

Convicted criminal and GOP Senate candidate Don Blankenship insisted that his blatantly racist slur against Asians was definitely not racist.

Mitch McConnell and his allies are cracking down to try to stop a convicted criminal from winning the Senate nomination against a red-state Democrat. And it is getting ugly.

Convicted criminal Don Blankenship spent a year in prison for violating mine safety rules. Now he could face criminal prosecution again for his disorganized campaign.

Add West Virginia to the long list of races Republicans are suddenly nervous about.