Trump Fires Himself; Won't Drive Pace Car At Indy 500
Donald Trump said Thursday he will not be the celebrity pace-car driver for the May 29 race, calling it "inappropriate" since "he may be announcing shortly his intention" to run for president.
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Donald Trump said Thursday he will not be the celebrity pace-car driver for the May 29 race, calling it "inappropriate" since "he may be announcing shortly his intention" to run for president.
It appears Donald Trump has had enough of David Letterman. Last week the "Late Show" host had some rather unflattering words for "The Donald" regarding his birth certificate crusade against President Obama.
Possible presidential candidate Donald Trump received several draft deferments from military service during the Vietnam War, according to purported Selective Service records that appeared online.
New York City has been one of President Barack Obama's favorite places to raise campaign cash, but his anti-Wall Street policies are apparently taking their toll.
"I'm really honored and I'm really proud that I was able to do something that nobody else was able to do," The Donald said regarding the White House's decision to release President Obama's full birth certificate.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg calls real estate tycoon Donald Trump a friend and says "anybody can run for president if you're 35 and an American citizen."
The New York City Board of Elections says Donald Trump hasn't voted in any primary elections for more than 21 years.
New Yorkers are dumping on "The Donald" for his aggressive campaign raising about whether President Barack Obama was born in the United States.
Nineteen percent of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents said in a new survey that they are most likely to back Trump for the Republican presidential nomination.
Jesse Ventura, the former Navy SEAL, professional wrestler, and governor of Minnesota is back with a new book and buzz of a 2012 national run.
Celebrities like Donald Trump, Chris Noth and Kiefer Sutherland were on hand at the Hammerstein Ballroom Tuesday night for the 9th annual Dressed To Kilt charity fashion show.
Who could've guessed: drama's percolating backstage at a beauty pageant.
During a news conference, real estate mogul Donald Trump reiterated his plan to announce in June whether he will seek the Republican nomination to challenge President Obama in 2012.
Former Mets catcher Mike Piazza spoke to the media about the possibility of a buying part of a major league baseball team.
Jeff Wilpon, speaking at the Mets' spring training complex Wednesday, reiterated that while the franchise is indeed exploring a partial sale, the Wilpon family will retain a majority stake.
Bernard Madoff said in an interview published online Tuesday that Mets owners Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz "knew nothing" about his scheme to fleece victims out of billions of dollars.
The Mets continue to feed Boomer & Carton with plenty of material, and believe us, there's no shortage of Amazin' talk this Wednesday morning.
Donald Trump said Wednesday he wants to help Mets owner Fred Wilpon whoiis under pressure from a lawsuit from the trustee trying to recover money for the victims of the Bernard Madoff swindle.
Donald Trump is seeking a deal with New York City to reopen the glittery Tavern on the Green restaurant in Central Park.
Donald Trump has lost the latest round to get the state to pay up to $500 million in damages for delays in the construction of his planned banquet hall at Jones Beach.
Chief Executive Officer Bob Griffin said those laid off include executives and hourly workers at Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort, Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino and Trump Marina Hotel Casino.
Donald Trump sent a letter to University of Miami president Donna Shalala this week, suggesting the Hurricanes hire the former Texas Tech coach to lead their football program.
The dirt is flying between Donald Trump's producers for TV's "Celebrity Apprentice" and the owner of the city's biggest, glitziest rooftop garden.
Real estate mogul Donald Trump says he's thinking about running for president, saying "everybody's ripping off the United States.''
Robert Griffin's tenure with the industry trade group will begin Nov. 15, the same day he starts his new job with the Trump casinos.
