In a surprising announcement, former President Trump declares he will not run for a third term in the upcoming 2024 election, stirring speculation about the future of American politics.
In a recent interview, President Trump dismissed the idea of a third term while hinting at possible successors like VP JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, emphasizing the need for strong Republican leadership.
In a recent interview, Trump questions due process rights, downplays military action against Canada, and comments on his potential third term. Discover the highlights from his candid conversation!
In a recent interview, Donald Trump expressed uncertainty about upholding immigrant rights while making it clear he plans to leave office after his second term. His remarks raise questions about due process and the future of his political ambitions.
In a surprising statement, Trump categorically denies any plans for a third presidential term, stating, 'Not something I'm looking to do.' This comes as he supports Vance and Rubio for the upcoming elections.
President Trump hints at testing constitutional limits for a third term, igniting debates among legal experts and political figures. Can he really challenge the 22nd Amendment?
Donald Trump's recent suggestion about running for a third term as president has ignited fierce backlash and raised concerns among political experts, highlighting a potential constitutional threat.
Live updates reveal the Trump administration's controversial actions, including leaked military chats, ongoing tariff battles that could signal a recession, and significant job cuts across federal agencies.
In a surprising interview, Trump hints at potential strategies for serving a third term, despite constitutional limitations. Can he really breach the 22nd Amendment? Read more!
