Donald Trump In Mar A Lago

The first message popped up in early July this year - "Trump is ready to do an interview. How soon can you get a US visa?" The sender: Shalabh "Shailly" Kumar, the brash Indian-American businessman who emerged as an early supporter and funder in Dona

Kellyanne Conway is in her living room, showing me an enormous painting of Audrey Hepburn wearing a peacock on her head, but her husband, George, really wants us to come into his office and look at a photograph of the moment everything changed.

Dwayne Snurr, a janitor and lifelong resident of this rural, working-class town 60 miles from the White House, was eating chicken wings in a cafe off Main Street last week when he began chewing over a locally important subject: President Donald Trump's taste in vacations.

The first message popped up in early July this year - "Trump is ready to do an interview. How soon can you get a US visa?" The sender: Shalabh "Shailly" Kumar, the brash Indian-American businessman who emerged as an early supporter and funder in Dona

Kellyanne Conway is in her living room, showing me an enormous painting of Audrey Hepburn wearing a peacock on her head, but her husband, George, really wants us to come into his office and look at a photograph of the moment everything changed.

Dwayne Snurr, a janitor and lifelong resident of this rural, working-class town 60 miles from the White House, was eating chicken wings in a cafe off Main Street last week when he began chewing over a locally important subject: President Donald Trump's taste in vacations.