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Donald Trump has now boasted that he is “greater than Elvis” and draws in bigger crowds than the Rock and Roll star, in spite of what he suggests is a major disadvantage: that he doesn’t have a guitar.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, continuing a multiday U.S. visit, addressed a cultural celebration on Long Island Sunday, where he praised the United States' return of nearly 300 antiquities to India and relayed news of his country's dual win at the Chess Olympiad in Budapest, Hungary, to an enthusiastic crowd.
Jimmy Kimmel took aim at a sore subject for Donald Trump on Thursday: crowd size.
On the day that he was originally set to return to his hometown and receive the sentence for his 34 felony convictions, former President Donald J. Trump found himself a few miles east, basking in the raucous adulation of a packed arena on Long Island.
Donald Trump indicated during a rally on Wednesday night that he has not read Melania Trump’s new memoir even as he pushed his followers to buy it.
On Tuesday, about a week after New York Fashion Week ended and after many in the industry had traveled across the Atlantic Ocean for shows in Europe, a crowd of roughly 100 people gathered for The America First Patriotic Designer Showcase, a conservative-themed fashion show held at a warehouse tucked amid clusters of suburban office parks on Long Island.
Donald Trump will host a rally in suburban New York on Wednesday evening making a pitch to reverse a tax policy he signed into law in 2017 that has a bigger impact on higher tax states.
NEW YORK (AP) — Law enforcement officials on Long Island worked quickly on Wednesday to publicly knock down social media posts falsely reporting that explosives had been found in a car near former President Donald Trump’s planned rally in New York.