Eric Trump Was Asked If He Will Run For President first appeared on The Spun on Jun 29, 2025 This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jun 29, 2025, where it first appeared.

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

In an interview with Financial Times, Eric Trump said he sees an “easy” path forward for a family dynasty, hinting at seeking office once his father ends his time in the White House.

It’s a different White House under President Donald Trump, as evidenced by an unusual scene that played out during Friday’s press conference. When a reporter noted that there were zero illegal ...

Eric Trump, the 41-year-old son of U.S. President Donald Trump, has indicated that he may one day pursue a bid for the nation’s highest office, potentially paving the way for a second-generation ...

The White House is heavily embracing President Trump's newly coined moniker -- marking his return from the NATO summit with a viral video declaring: "Daddy’s home." ...

Remember the scandalous circumstances surrounding Mayor Eric Adams' corruption case? Donald Trump's new comments make the mess worse.

The middle son of President Donald Trump, Eric Trump, has begun floating the possibility of following in his father's footsteps and making a run at The White House in 2028, and he says he can win.

Eric Trump hinted at a future presidential run, saying the Trump family could re-enter politics after Donald Trump's second term, despite legal battles and personal tolls from years in the spotlight.

During the Fourth of July week, First Lady Melania Trump opted for simpler fashion trends like an all-white shirt dress and polka dots.

Fernando Mateo, a Republican candidate for mayor in 2021, is backing Eric Adams’s re-election for mayor and appealed to President Trump Sunday to persuade Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa to d… ...

President Trump will host Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel at the White House on July 7, a U.S. official said.