President Donald Trump loves to boast about the sprawling size and scope of his domestic policy law. But the White House’s plan to sell voters on his signature legislation increasingly relies on the appeal of a single issue: Lower taxes.

Vance’s criticism of Newsom – a potential 2028 presidential candidate – comes as the Golden State governor’s press office X account has been aping Trump’s distinctive social media style and

Vice President JD Vance criticized California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Wednesday for trying to “mimic” President Trump’s style on social media. In an interview on Fox News’s “The Ingraham Angle,” the vice president said Newsom’s revamped approach to online messaging misses the “fundamental genius” that has fueled Trump’s appeal.

Donald Trump has given Vice President J.D. Vance an expanded role in coordinating a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, in what could end up being a crucial litmus test ahead of the 2028 election.

Vice President JD Vance praised President Donald Trump's decision to call Russian President Vladimir Putin during a meeting with European leaders.

Republicans say it fulfills Trump’s campaign promises: eliminating income taxes on tips, gutting clean energy incentives, extending roughly $3.8 trillion in tax cuts and increasing public safety spending. And Vance, positioning himself for a potential 2028 bid, has emerged as its most visible champion.

President Trump said Tuesday he sees Vice President JD Vance as an early favorite to serve as his successor — and suggested Marco Rubio could "get together with JD."

Vance offered his advice to the California governor, who has been mimicking Donald Trump's social media style.

Vice President JD Vance said that he greeted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky with “little icebreaker” when he recently visited United States to discuss Russia-Ukraine war situation with his counterpart Donald Trump.

With US President Donald Trump visiting Scotland in July, and his Vice President JD Vance also holidaying in the country in August, Deputy Chief Constable Jane Connors said it has been a "very busy summer for policing in Scotland".