The president's statement did not indicate whether he would attend, but he became the first sitting president to attend the Super Bowl in February.

The derby’s 151st year is still a shining example of the cultural ideals of wealth and excess Trump has long promoted.

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President Donald Trump’s sweeping new taxes on U.S. imports took effect last month, JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon told a television interviewer that a recession was “likely.” Hours later, Trump ...

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Upper-tier seats are still selling fine and, in fact, Churchill plans to move forward with two projects that will cater to ...

Xi might find, to his surprise, that Americans can do — for a while — without Barbie. And that U.S. companies are more ...

Most of the ‘big, beautiful’ bill focuses on extending past tax cuts, potentially limiting the upside for households and GOP ...

NBC’s Steve Kornacki breaks down everything you need to know ahead of the Kentucky Derby — from top contenders to betting odds. He’s joined at Churchill Downs by TODAY’s Dylan Dreyer and NBC Sports’ ...

Never-Trump former National Security Adviser John Bolton laughed out loud at the idea that Trump ousted Mike Waltz from his post in order to promote him.

Horse trainer Kenny McPeek joins 'Fox & Friends First' to explain how Toby Keith's horse, Render Judgment, secured a spot at the Kentucky Derby and details Keith's love of horse racing, adding that he ...