Drew Harwell

1 week ago | nzherald.co.nz | Drew Harwell |Aaron Gregg

Donald Trump's business concerns have unveiled a new mobile service, pledging affordable access for Americans. Photo / Getty ImagesUS President Donald Trump’s family business is licensing his name to a newly launched mobile phone service that promises gold smartphones and a US$47-a-month ($77) price tag when it goes live later this year.

1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Drew Harwell |Aaron Gregg

Trump Organization unveils mobile phone service (washingtonpost.com) Trump Organization unveils mobile phone service By Drew Harwell; Aaron Gregg 2025061615181500 President Donald Trump's family business is licensing his name to a newly launched mobile phone service that promises gold smartphones and a $47-a-month price tag when it goes live later this year.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Aaron Gregg |Drew Harwell

2 hours agoPresident Trump’s two eldest sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, announced the launch of a branded wireless phone service called Trump Mobile, which would include services like telemedicine and roadside assistance. The announcement represents another chapter in the blurring of lines between …

2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Drew Harwell |Tatum Hunter |Naomi Nix

How viral images are shaping views of L.A.’s immigration showdown (washingtonpost.com) How viral images are shaping views of L.A.’s immigration showdown By Drew Harwell; Tatum Hunter; Naomi Nix 2025061010051900 As protesters and police officers clashed in the streets of Los Angeles, a parallel conflict raged on social media, as immigration advocates and President Donald Trump's allies raced to shape public opinion on the impacts of mass deportations on American life. The sprawling protests...

2 weeks ago | post-gazette.com | Drew Harwell |Clara Ence Morse |Emily Davies

President Donald Trump is posting on the internet with a velocity and ferocity far beyond that of his first term, surprising aides with predawn messages fired off at a blistering pace. As of June 1, Trump had posted 2,262 times to his company’s social network Truth Social in the 132 days since his inauguration, a Washington Post analysis has found — more than three times the number of tweets he sent during the same period of his first presidency, according to data from the Trump Twitter Archive.