Mike Pence kicked off his presidential campaign on Wednesday from Iowa, an early-voting state Trump won in 2016 and 2020

Former Vice President Mike Pence, at a campaign event in Iowa, formally declares his candidacy for the White House, joining his former running mate Donald Trump in GOP nomination race

Donald Trump's two-time running mate offers his most forceful repudiation of his ex-boss to date.

Former Vice President Mike Pence formally joined the 2024 Republican presidential nomination race Wednesday with a bid that will test whether GOP voters have an appetite for a traditional conservative who has been critical of former President Donald Trump.

Pence directly addressed his falling out with Trump after their losing campaign to President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.

Pence's time as governor gets a two-paragraph write-up in his campaign bio, while his tenure as Trump's vice president is summarized in 18 words.

Pence unloaded on Trump for the first time on a string of issues, including restrictions on abortion, spending and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.