‘He always gives me a run for my money’: Kai Trump reveals what it’s like facing Donald on the golf course
Despite an almost 70-year age difference, Kai Trump and her grandfather appear to be both equally besotted with one pastime: golf.
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Where’s Barron Trump? Melania and Donald’s son missing from family line-up at RNC
When Donald Trump accepted the Republican party’s presidential nomination on the closing night of the Republican National Convention on Thursday night, the Trump family came out in force.
Where’s Barron? Melania and Donald Trump’s son missing from family line-up at RNC
When Donald Trump accepted the Republican party’s presidential nomination on the closing night of the Republican National Convention on Thursday night, the Trump family came out in force.
Adrianne Curry, Of ‘ANTM’ Fame, Reveals The 1 Offer That Made Her Flee Hollywood
Former model and reality TV star Adrianne Curry likely doesn’t smize when she thinks back on her days in the limelight.
‘The Buck Stops With Me’: Secret Service Director Soldiers On
In the summer of 2022, Kimberly A. Cheatle, who handled global security at PepsiCo, delivered surprising news shortly before a board of directors meeting, according to a colleague at the time: President Biden had asked her to run the Secret Service.
Trump, Biden or anybody but them… who will America choose?
At prime time in the United States on Thursday evening, the two most recognisable figures in American politics today will step into the limelight for a duel that could decide the result of the presidential election months before any vote is cast. For once, such make-or-break talk is no exaggeration. Either contender could have their electoral prospects scuppered by what happens during the 90 minutes the two will be on stage.
For Trump, Doug Burgum Emerges as a Safe Option, and a Wild Card
After taking his software company public in 1997, Doug Burgum gathered a few colleagues in his office and swore them to secrecy.
Does shooting her puppy rule out Kristi Noem as Trump’s running mate? Don’t bet on it
There is a familiar moment in Republican electoral politics when an obscure politician thrust into the limelight during election season comes under intense public scrutiny and is found to be not quite as first impressions suggested. This was Sarah Palin in 2008, or Ben Carson in 2016, and the inflection point is the moment at which the supposedly promising new face shades into what Mitch McConnell once delicately referred to as the Republicans’ “candidate quality problem”. Or, as most of us know it colloquially, the moment we realise: oh, this person is unhinged.
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