President Donald Trump keeps floating a potential third presidential term because he’s desperate to stay politically relevant ...

Washington — President Trump has suggested in a handful of appearances in recent months and years that he's looking at ways to run again for president, though the Constitution limits any person to ...

President Donald Trump is once again joking about remaining in the White House for a third term—and it's not the first time.

While delivering the keynote address, the POTUS made a remark that seemed to jeopardize a significant aspect of the American Constitution. He, once again, relayed that he wants to run for President ...

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President Donald Trump again suggested he could remain in office beyond two terms, telling a small business summit he might leave in eight or nine years. The comment came as he celebrated Indiana ...

President Donald Trump was speaking at a small business summit on Monday when he made a chilling prediction about when he plans to leave office. ″...And this way, when I get out of office, in, let’s ...

Who will run for president in 2028? Here’s what to know about potential candidates and the debate on how Donald Trump could run for a third term.

Murmurs from President Trump and his allies have stirred up questions of the incumbent possibly seeking a third term in office, even as he’s currently constitutionally barred from doing so. Trump has ...

President Donald Trump has hinted at extending his stay in the White House beyond 2028—and it’s not the first time. In an address to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy’s 145th graduating class at Cadet ...