According to Golf Digest, Woods and Trump will tee it up Friday at Trump International in West Palm Beach, Fla. Both men live in the area. Two unidentified members of the club will reportedly join the group. The report cited an unnamed source close to Trump, who is said to have a low single-digit handicap. Woods is no stranger to presidential golf outings. He played a round with President Obama three years ago in Panama City, Fla....

“I have known Al for 25 years. Went to fights with him & Don King, always got along well. He ’loved Trump!’” the president began in a tweet. “He would ask me for favors often.” “Al is a con man, a troublemaker, always looking for a score,” Trump then wrote. “Just doing his thing. Must have intimidated Comcast/NBC. Hates Whites & Cops!” “Al Sharpton would always ask me to go to his events,” he added in a later tweet....

During a rally in Maryland on Wednesday, Trump dropped Brady’s name and was immediately showered with boos, presumably by Ravens fans. PHOTOS: Presidents and sports collide | MORE: Rex Ryan’s Trump mistake Luckily for Trump, he has a few days to recover before the Maryland primary on April 26. He should develop an argument as to why Joe Flacco is an elite NFL QB.

Trump said Thursday that it’s “ridiculous” the way Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has been treated by the NFL in the wake of New England’s Deflategate scandal. MORE: Brady got punished more than who?! | John Harbaugh’s inner Trump “I think it’s ridiculous the way they’ve treated him,” Trump said on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria." “He’s a friend of mine, he’s a great friend of mine. He’s a great guy....

“Nobody has done more for Christianity or for evangelicals—or for religion itself—than I have, [doing] so many different things,” he said during a phone interview with host Gene Bailey on the show Flashpoint on Thursday on The Victory Channel. Trump referenced “getting rid of” the Johnson Amendment, legislation he described as “a very bad thing and very costly.” Part of the U.S. tax code, the measure, which he weakened, bans nonprofits from supporting or opposing political candidates....

The son of former President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Tuesday morning with a comment regarding the fallout from the recent hurricane. In the tweet, he suggested that all funding for Ukraine be withheld until such a time as sufficient aid has been rendered to Florida. “How about we get every single Floridian back into their homes and back to normal before we send one more cent to the Ukraine?...

Former President Donald Trump’s eldest son said the investors organized on the WallStreetBets subreddit were moving markets “just like the big guys” as GameStop’s stock price continued to rise, hitting $447 per share in premarket movement. Trump Jr. said he was amazed by the market action as he responded to a post from Twitter user WSB Chairman that called for “every single” Wall Street hedge fund to be shuttered over “gangster tactics” if regulators chose to shut down the r/WallStreetBets....

The son of former President Donald Trump mocked Paul Pelosi on both Twitter and Instagram. Police have said the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Paul Pelosi, was attacked with a hammer on Friday morning by 42-year-old suspect David Depape. “The suspect pulled the hammer away from Mr. Pelosi and violently assaulted him with it. Our officers immediately tackled the suspect, disarmed him, took him into custody, requested emergency backup and rendered medical aid,” San Francisco Police Chief William Scott told the media Friday....

Trump left Walter Reed National Military Medical Center after a weekend-long stay stemming from his positive test for COVID-19 on Friday. Some observers have expressed concern that Trump could still be contagious and was released too early. Trump’s personal physician Sean Conley said during a Monday news briefing that Trump would “be surrounded by world-class medical care 24/7.” Before his exit from the hospital, Trump tweeted that he would “be back on the Campaign Trail soon!...

New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman’s biography is making headlines for revealing new details about the former president, from his business dealings to his reaction to the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. In his response to the book, Trump lashed out at Haberman, referring to her as “Maggot” and saying she is “a bad writer with very bad sources.” Among the many interesting details revealed in the book is Trump’s love of movies and how he had “toyed with studying film at the University of Southern California....

Still, his physician, Navy Dr. Sean Conley, concluded that Trump, who turns 74 in June, “remains healthy” and had “no significant changes to report” from last year’s physical. The results come more than a month after the conclusion of his two-part exam, but the White House didn’t provide details about the delay. Conley’s note confirms it was split over two parts—one conducted at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in November, an unannounced visit that was later reported....

Speaking to Newsweek, Kevin Dahl, the Arizona senior program manager for the National Parks Conservation Association who captured the viral video of a Saguaro cactus being mowed down, said he was “heartbroken and outraged” after witnessing the incident. “At that point, what they were doing was destruction, not construction,” he said. While the video Dahl shared on social media appeared to only show a bulldozer pushing a fallen cactus out of the way, images and footage he shared with Newsweek show the cactus clearly standing before being knocked over....

According to early data from Nielsen, the the Republicans drew 19.9 million viewers across Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, ABC, CBS and NBC on Thursday night while last Thursday the Democrats drew 21.8 million. The television numbers were also down for both parties compared to four years earlier, though that’s less meaningful given more people streamed online this time around or simply surfed the internet for highlights. Neither convention seemed quite as exciting as in years past, as the pandemic caused the Democrats to go completely virtual without live audiences, while the Republicans went half-virtual with audiences slimmed way down....

The incumbent president’s chances of re-election improved marginally after the event in Salt Lake City on Wednesday. His odds moved from 2-1 (33 percent chance) to 15-8 (34 percent chance), according to bookmakers Betfair. At one point during the debate, firm also gave Joe Biden less chance of winning than at any point in 2020 campaign so far. However, the U.K.-based bookmaker said that the Democrat remains the odds-on favourite to win the presidency at 8-15 (65 percent chance)....

However, Trump left for his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida last Wednesday and so far no swathe of new charges has emerged. Cases linked to Trump’s former fixer Michael Cohen have been widely predicted. Cohen pleaded guilty to a range of crimes and admitted paying hush money to women over affairs with Trump. When Cohen was sentenced in 2018, Trump would have been immune from prosecution over alleged complicity in the payments....

Hundreds of Trump supporters stormed the federal legislative branch of government a little more than 15 months ago in an apparent effort to disrupt the formal certification of President Joe Biden’s Electoral College victory in a joint session of Congress. The violent assault came after Trump lied for months about the 2020 election results, claiming Biden only won through widespread voter fraud. Just ahead of the attack, then-President Trump urged his supporters to “fight like hell” to save their country....

Such calls come amid a fierce backlash against President Donald Trump since some of his supporters stormed the seat of federal government, the U.S. Capitol, last week. The president has been impeached for a second time, for “inciting violence against the government of the United States,” social media companies have blocked his accounts and major banks have distanced themselves from his business empire. Now the physical Trump signage could be next....

Former President Donald Trump unveiled Thursday what he previously presented as a “major announcement.” Many Americans thought he was going to share his 2024 running mate or announce other presidential campaign news. However, Trump announced he was beginning a new business venture—selling digital trading cards depicting himself as various characters such as a superhero, cowboy and an astronaut. The non-fungible tokens (NFTs), which cost $99, sold out in hours after being widely mocked on social media....

Speaking during the NATO summit in London on Tuesday, Trump told reporters “I Don’t Know Prince Andrew,” adding “but it’s a tough story, it’s a very tough story,” referring to the criticism the Duke of York has received about his relationship with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Prince Andrew, along with Trump, are known to have been friends with the billionaire financier for several years before his death in August while awaiting trial for child sex trafficking offenses....

Trump appeared before a bilateral meeting with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, which was held at the UN in an attempt to mediate tensions between Pakistan and India. The president’s offhand remark was criticized by many of his opponents for its seemingly dictatorial tone. This is not the first controversial statement by Trump within his tenure as president. Back in August of this year, Trump stated “I am the chosen one” while talking to reporters outside of the White House about the ongoing trade war with China....