A TRUMP staffer offered her resignation over the Melania Trump plagiarism incident, but her offer was rejected.
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Trump was born and raised in Queens, New York City, and earned an economics degree from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in 1968.
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Ivanka Trump said the presidential campaign of her father, Donald Trump, is a “forward-looking moment.”
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump canceled their Friday events after the Dallas shootings.
A Carson aide later released a statement to NBC News.
Ryan's comments came a day after Trump defended the tweet, saying he had not meant the six-pointed star to refer to the Star of David, which is a symbol of Judaism.
Donald Trump just delivered a major economic policy speech at a factory in Pennsylvania.
The “Full Frontal” host said it was no longer enough for Trump to just lose.
Before he filed the suit, the founding designer of Aquazzura, Edgardo Osorio, called out Trump’s supposed thievery during Paris Fashion Week on Instagram.
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Republican withdraws credentials saying Post was responsible for ‘incredibly inaccurate coverage and reporting of the record-setting Trump campaign’
In the aftermath of this weekend’s deadly shooting in Orlando, Donald Trump made his routine rounds today on morning television.
Similarly, Clinton, in a statement, called the attack an "act of terror" but did not speculate about the ideology of the gunman.
For her part, presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton was more reserved in her response on Twitter to the shooting.
Donald Trump’s Twitter war for the White House continued Saturday with an attack on Mitt Romney and perhaps one of the boldest declarations of his presidential campaign thus far.
Fiorina never mentioned Trump by name, but she urged her listeners to remember their beliefs.