Madison Square Garden was filled to the brim on Oct. 27 as former President Donald Trump held a rally in the venue. In the heart of New York City, a well-known Democratic stronghold, there was a ...

Trump has coined the event as a "celebration of the whole thing." In the final week of his campaign, former President Donald Trump will cross off a campaign bucket-list item on Sunday: a rally in ...

Trump’s Madison Square Garden jamboree drew a diverse audience, contrary to grim historical parallels.

One once believed reporters knew history. The present Madison Square Garden complex in New York was built in the late 1960s on the site of the demolished Pennsylvania Station structure It is not the ...

Though the iconic venue's capacity can vary depending on the event, several news outlets reported it was 19,500 for Trump's ...

The image was distributed by Getty Images in 2020. In the undoctored version, the message on the marquee reads, "We (heart symbol) New York." ...

Transaction Network Services (TNS) shared new data in its 'Q3 Robocall Investigation Report,' which tracked election season ...

The president’s attempt to call out a Trump-rally speaker’s comments regarding Puerto Rico has backfired in spectacular ...

Madison Square Garden in New York City is generally known as a venue for entertainment and the arts, but it has been known to hold an occasional political event. In 1939, for example, Nazis held a ...

Senator Vance echoed the sentiments, saying there were 'over 100,000 people at Madison Square Garden in New York City.' ...

So, Trump is, by most accounts, leading in the polls. Suddenly Hispanics are calling voting Republican "mucho caliente," which in English translates to very hot or Greg Gutfeld. The Jewish vote may go ...

Donald Trump’s recent rally at Madison Square Garden has sparked controversy, with some figures likening the event to a Nazi rally. High-profile critics, including Minnesota Governor Tim Walz ...