A new poll found Trump's standing with white voters has risen sharply after being underwater in June.

U.S. President Donald Trump is not backing down in his attacks on The Washington Post. Taking to his Truth Social The Donald Trump Accuses Washington Post Of Treason Over Hegseth Report first appeared

Marla Maples, the ex-wife of President Donald Trump, shared heartfelt photos with her grandson, the son of her daughter Tiffany Trump, at the Notre-Dame de Laghet Sanctuary

“He looks like Alec Baldwin playing Trump on SNL,” one person said of the “new” hair.

Donald Trump’s rosy view of himself got a jolt of reality Friday. In an interview with Punchbowl News, reporter Jake Sherman mentioned the possibility of Democrats impeaching the president if they regain the House in the midterms.

PGA Tour Sam Burns made his feelings clear on playing golf with Donald Trump after the president claimed two club championship titles at his Bedminster course in New Jersey

The email comes in the wake of a recent report from The Wall Street Journal, which said Trump was urging his aides to push supporters to donate larger amounts of money. Trump’s

Donald Trump Jr. has weighed in on Freedom’s controversial WNBA bid, sharing his prediction about how the former NBA center could perform if allowed to compete in the women’s league.

Trumpworld insiders say that while President Donald Trump favors Vice President JD Vance as a potential successor in 2028, his support isn’t “set in stone” and the president could still wind up backing Secretary of State Marco Rubio or even another Republican candidate.

Several GOP senators warned that Donald Trump should focus his midterm messaging more on how Republicans plan to help voters and less on casting ultraliberal Democratic candidates as communist monsters.

Headwinds are mounting for a scorching-hot bull market.

Donald Trump appears to have decided that the federal government’s most prized possessions are his for the taking. Speaking to roughly 200 mining executives at the State Department on Friday, Trump said being president means he can remove things from government buildings—and even “grab a painting” for the Oval Office should the mood strike him.