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While Trump did not build a physical library after his first term, a future library has a luxury jet and a $37 million commitment from Meta and ABC ...

It looks like Don Jr. isn’t the only Trump brother who might one day be interested in one day succeeding his father as president. Middle brother Eric, who has typically been laser-focused on ...

President Donald Trump’s family is getting into the mobile phone business with a Trump-branded service that will rely on pre-existing wireless networks and hardware that is “made in America ...

Eric Trump credited his father, President Trump, with uniting the Republican Party and making politics fun again, on the 10th anniversary of his first campaign launch.

WASHINGTON - Donald Trump’s second son fuelled speculation on June 27 that his family seeks to establish a multi-generational political dynasty, saying he and other relatives may run for public ...

Shares in a small investment firm that leases space in Trump Tower are surging after the company named President Trump's sons as advisers, making it the newest cog in the family's fast-expanding ...

Trump Mobile debuted with a $47.45 monthly plan, but Eric Trump's mention of the gold smartphone "eventually" being USA-made has critics skeptical.

Justin Sun takes crypto company public — reportedly with help from Eric Trump Eric will reportedly take a role at the new company, which will be called Tron Inc.

Donald Trump's second son fueled speculation Friday that his family seeks to establish a multi-generational political dynasty, saying he and other relatives may run for public office.

Eric Donald Trump has sparked a media frenzy after hinting at a potential 2028 presidential run, setting the stage for what could become an unprecedented political showdown within the Trump family ...

President Donald Trump's 41-year-old middle son told the Financial Times he'd consider extending the family dynasty in presidential politics.