President Donald Trump’s son published on Wednesday the name of the alleged anonymous whistleblower whose complaint fired the impeachment inquiry against Trump, breaking strict conventions for protecting officials who reveal wrongdoing in government.
Donald Trump Jr. has agreed to be interviewed behind closed doors by the Senate Intelligence Committee on Wednesday, a source familiar confirmed to The Daily Beast. The president’s eldest son has previously failed to show at two voluntary interviews, leading committee chairman Richard Burr (R-NC) to issue a […]
Rob Goldstone couldn’t believe what he was hearing.
Donald Trump Jr. said Tuesday he is not afraid of going to jail as the result of special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation.
Former NFL player Jason Hairston, who joined Donald Trump Jr. on a hunting trip recently, died at age 47, his company announced Wednesday.
Popular social media site Twitter has released a statement denying that they “shadow ban” conservatives because of their viewpoints.
Kimberly Guilfoyle is reportedly leaving her post at Fox News after over a decade with the network, claims Gabriel Sherman.
Donald Trump Jr.’s wife was taken to a New York City hospital on Monday as a precaution after she opened an envelope addressed to her husband that contained an unidentified white powder, though police later said the substance wasn’t dangerous, authorities said.
Former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon apologized to President Trump and his son, Donald Trump Jr, on Sunday, feeding quotes to the website Axios.
President Trump predicted a “fantastic 2018” on Sunday night as he strolled down a red carpet to bid farewell to 2017 with an exclusive bash at his private club. “We’re going to have a great year,” Mr. Trump said, accompanied by first lady Melania Trump […]
Donald Trump Jr. told Senate investigators Thursday that he was skeptical about a 2016 meeting with a Russian attorney he expected to deliver dirt on Hillary Clinton – but decided to go in case it revealed information concerning Clinton’s “fitness” to be president.
Criminal prosecutions are rare for people who fail to register as foreign agents, according to a top Justice Department official who testified Wednesday about an obscure law receiving new attention amid investigations into contacts between the Trump campaign and Russia.
