Donald Trump

The Boss and the president continue their war of words.

Latest round of criticism comes for campaign video plus unofficial clip showing President shooting rivals.

President scorns Boss and other musicians while breaking promise to stop using Prince song.

It doesn't matter which side of the aisle you're on, you can blast some political faces at a NJ golf course.

Rolling Stones frontman accused the president of rolling back regulations on climate change.

The rocker also believes that Trump represents the "heart and soul of this country."

A Holmdel high schooler who said his support for President Trump was why he was excluded from the National Honor Society has accepted a White House invite.

Shock-rock icon calls musicians talking politics “abuse of power,” but draws distinction from artists who are “being humanitarian.”

The former Kiss guitarist believes everyone ought to support the president, regardless of party.

Jersey Shore Congressman Chris Smith's (NJ-4th District-R) legislation to provide humanitarian relief to genocide victims in Iraq and Syria and hold ISIS perpetrators accountable passed the house on Tuesday night and now heads to President Donald Trump's desk to be signed into law.

Rocker said president has "no interest in uniting the country" and lacks sense of community required for the job.

Axl Rose, Rod Stewart and others react to U.S. President’s threat to pull Federal aid instead of offering support.