Donald Trump denied knowing two business partners indicted in connection with alleged schemes to funnel foreign money to U.S. political campaigns.
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Donald Trump sticks with plan for Syria troop withdrawal despite outcry from GOP lawmakers
Donald Trump doubled down on plans to let Turkey invade Northern Syria and clash with with U.S.-allied Kurdish fighters despite a GOP backlash.
‘Did you hear me?’ Furious Donald Trump blasts media over Ukraine, impeachment inquiry
As the term “TrumpMeltdown” trended on social media, photo agencies moved pictures of an angry-looking Donald Trump with a reddened face.
‘I didn’t do it.’ Trump denies he threatened to hold back Ukraine’s foreign aid over Biden
President Donald Trump arrived at the UN Monday with tough words for former Vice President Joe Biden as he waved off questions about the Ukraine scandal.
‘You’re the pride of our nation,’ Donald Trump tells veterans on 75th D-Day anniversary in Normandy
Donald Trump honors a tradition as he pays tribute to the 75th anniversary of D-Day, the Normandy landings that changed the course of World War II.
Donald Trump acknowledges Russia helped him get elected in 2016, then backtracks
President Donald Trump appeared to admit for the first time that Russia helped his election in 2016, before reversing himself minutes later.
Trump White House solicits examples of social media censorship
President Trump has repeatedly complained the nation’s largest social networks are censoring conservative voices. Now the White House wants proof.
Donald Trump returns to Michigan for first campaign rally after Robert Mueller’s findings
Donald Trump is certain to highlight Robert Mueller’s findingswhile also reasserting his 2020 agenda on health care, trade and other issues.
Trump says there’s a ‘good chance’ he’ll declare an emergency for border wall
President Donald Trump said there is a “good chance” he’ll declare a national emergency to build his proposed border wall.
Donald Trump threatens to cut GM subsidies over job cuts
President Donald Trump threatened Tuesday to cut U.S. subsidies to General Motors, describing its plans to cut jobs as ingratitude to taxpayers.