President Donald Trump has addressed rumors about his youngest son Barron Trump. He stated Barron is doing well at New York University. Reports had suggested Barron faced challenges and was absent from Manhattan.

Demonstrations have been planned around the world this week ahead of the United Nations General Assembly and New York Climate Week.

Barron Trump reportedly shut down an entire floor of Trump Tower for a date. Donald Trump’s son closed off one whole floor of his father’s Manhattan skyscraper for security reasons while he enjoyed a romantic evening, a source told Page Six.

Eric Trump thinks his little brother, Barron Trump, could have been the life of the party if he didn’t choose to go to college at New York University.

In this exclusive excerpt, Beck takes readers inside Jackson’s Trump Towers’ apartment as they worked on the CD booklet for” HIStory” in 1994 and pulled an all-nighter. (Excerpted from “You’ve Got Michael: Living Through HIStory” by Dan Beck © 2025 and reprinted by permission of Trouser Press Books.)

From the commentary, " Trump has chalked up the Middle East peace deal as a "win." But even if the deal goes sideways, neither party should expect to see him back in the Middle East."

Barron Trump, the youngest son of U.S. President Donald Trump and his wife Melania, reportedly closed off an entire floor of Trump Tower on New York City’s Fifth Avenue for a private date night.

US President Donald Trump has addressed swirling rumours about his son Barron's experience at college.This comes as several reports previously suggested that Trump's youngest son, a sophomore at New York University was facing challenges,

Jared Soares for The New York Times Supported by By Maggie Haberman It was not, to say the least, a great start to their relationship. James B. Comey, then the F.B.I. director, arrived at Trump Tower two weeks before Donald J. Trump would be inaugurated in ...

In New York, they brag about Broadway and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. In Chicago, it’s Millennium Park and Frank Lloyd Wright buildings. Arizona has the Grand Canyon; Colorado has the Rockies; New Mexico has Area 51.

A federal judge on Friday, Sept. 19, dismissed President Donald Trump’s $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times. Just four days after the suit was filed, Judge Steven D. Merryday of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of ...