Business isn’t what it used to be at Trump Town USA. When CNN visited Trump Town USA in 2023, business was booming as Donald Trump campaigned to return to the White House. Nearly three years later, owner Whitey Taylor says sales have fallen dramatically. CNN's Elle Reeve reports.
Business isn’t what it used to be at Trump Town USA. When CNN visited Trump Town USA in 2023, business was booming as Donald Trump campaigned to return to the White House. Nearly three years later, owner Whitey Taylor says sales have fallen dramatically. CNN's Elle Reeve reports.
Danish artist Jens Galschiøt unveiled a sculpture depicting a naked US President Donald Trump surrounded by golf equipment. It was unveiled on the grounds of the European Parliament building in Strasbourg.
Retiring Republican Senator Thom Tillis says he stands by his book's blunt criticism of Trump's cabinet. 'They didn't pass their annual reviews,' he says to CNN's Kaitlan Collins. He also urges the president to repay $10 million for taxpayer-funded ads.
GOP Sen. Susan Collins and her Democratic challenger, Troy Jackson, sparred over President Donald Trump and abortion rights in their first debate Tuesday night in Maine’s all-important Senate race with control of the chamber at stake.
"Elections don’t have to be about cruelty and lies." Former South Carolina GOP Governor David Beasley blasted President Trump on Erin Burnett OutFront, calling his recent slur against Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews "heartbreaking" and "abhorrent".
The Republican Party is pouring big money into the Texas Senate race to support its candidate, Ken Paxton. CNN's Ed Lavandera reports.
President Donald Trump has drawn backlash after appearing to suggest Iran could 'take out' LA or San Diego in a speech he made in Grand Island, Nebraska. The president had been speaking about how the war in Iran was a 'small price to pay' for the safety of the US.
Arizona’s Cyber Ninjas audit turned 2020 election conspiracies into a political force. CNN’s Kyung Lah returns to Arizona as three election deniers seek the state’s highest offices, testing whether 2020’s lies can become 2026’s legacy.
