Donald Trump

President Donald Trump used Truth Social to endorse several candidates ahead of Florida's 2026 primary, including Sydney Gruters for Congress District 1.

President Trump threatens Oman over the Strait of Hormuz after an Iran peace deal deadline passes, while simultaneously scaling back US-South Korea military drills in a gesture toward Kim Jong Un.

President Donald Trump responded to Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff’s viral claim about preferring to travel with Natalie, using a two-word insult. The exchange impacts Ossoff's 2028 presidential prospects.

An embarrassing typo on the main screen at Donald Trump's Orlando rally overshadowed his speech and sparked widespread online mockery.

Senator Jon Ossoff claims Donald Trump prefers playing golf and traveling with aide Natalie Harp instead of performing his job as president, intensifying scrutiny on White House dynamics.

President Abelardo de la Espriella urges Donald Trump to waive tariffs, citing earthquake devastation in Colombia as a humanitarian crisis requiring immediate economic relief from the United States.

Donald Trump refuses to apologize for $4 gasoline prices, attributing them to military strikes on Iran. This stance faces skepticism from Central Floridians struggling with high costs of living and commuting expenses along the I-4 corridor.

Harry Enten warns that American voters are expressing anger toward President Donald Trump, impacting midterm election dynamics across key states including Orlando’s district.

Republicans face pressure to define their post-Trump economic platform, aiming to retain the political coalition built during his presidency for upcoming 2028 elections and beyond.

Trump throws full support behind GOP candidate Saritha Komatireddy, intensifying political clash with NY AG Letitia James over past legal battles.

President Trump faces reduced influence as recent primary endorsements fail, signaling a shift in Republican politics that will impact local campaigns and voter behavior in Orange County this fall.

Former President Trump sharply criticizes vandals who defaced the National World War II Memorial with graffiti and bubbles, calling it a grave insult to veterans as DC police investigate.