Few show up to Mar-a-Lago while Trump expects NY indictment after hush money probe
A few supporters of former President Donald Trump met outside Mar-a-Lago on Tuesday to show their support amid fears of an indictment
A few supporters of former President Donald Trump met outside Mar-a-Lago on Tuesday to show their support amid fears of an indictment
A lawsuit by New York’s attorney general claims former President Donald Trump overvalued his $75 million Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach County at $739 million to lie about his net worth.
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland is holding a press conference Thursday, although the Department of Justice did not confirm details about what he would speak about.
Monday’s FBI raid of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home quickly brought out supporters of the former president, and those who oppose him as well.
A club member received a call that Mar-a-Lago is partially closed because of a COVID outbreak at Donald Trump's private club.
As his motorcade moved slowly down Southern Boulevard toward Mar-a-Lago shortly before noon, Trump waved to the people who gathered on the sides of the road.
One state representative wants Palm Beach County's government to shut down Mar-a-Lago after videos surfaced online of maskless partygoers at President Donald Trump's private club on New Year's Eve.
The Florida Department of Health announced early Saturday morning there is a new COVID-19 case in Palm Beach County.
Sen. Rick Scott, Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez and Doral Councilwoman Claudia Mariaca are among the officials who were on quarantine on Thursday night.
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw said deputies and Secret Service agents opened fire on Hannah Roemhild, a freelance opera singer who was "obviously impaired" on Friday when she was driving a black Jeep through two Mar-a-Lago security checkpoints.