Steve Contorno

3 weeks ago | cnn.com | Steve Contorno |Kristen Holmes

President Donald Trump stands in the presidential box as he visits the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC, on March 17. Carlos Barria/Reuters Washington CNN  —  There are more ways than ever to rub elbows with President Donald Trump and his inner circle — especially for those willing to pay. Trump has opened up the White House and his evenings to people who continue to cut massive checks to his political operation.

4 weeks ago | local3news.com | Jamie Gangel |Jeremy Herb |Shania Shelton |Steve Contorno

(CNN) — When President Donald Trump descends on the Kennedy Performing Arts Center next month for a high-dollar fundraiser and a performance of “Les Misérables,” he won’t be seeing the usual cast performing, sources told CNN. At least 10 to 12 performers in Les Mis are planning to sit out the show on June 11, the night that Trump attends at the Kennedy Center, the sources said.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jamie Gangel |Jeremy Herb |Shania Shelton |Steve Contorno

When President Donald Trump descends on the Kennedy Performing Arts Center next month for a high-dollar fundraiser and a performance of “Les Misérables,” he won’t be seeing the usual cast performing, sources told CNN. At least 10 to 12 performers in Les Mis are planning to sit out the show on June 11, the night that Trump attends at the Kennedy Center, the sources said.

1 month ago | cnn.com | Jamie Gangel |Jeremy Herb |Shania Shelton |Steve Contorno

The Kennedy Center is seen in August 2019 in Washington, DC. Jacquelyn Martin/AP CNN  —  When President Donald Trump descends on the Kennedy Performing Arts Center next month for a high-dollar fundraiser and a performance of “Les Misérables,” he won’t be seeing the usual cast performing, sources told CNN. At least 10 to 12 performers in Les Mis are planning to sit out the show on June 11, the night that Trump attends at the Kennedy Center, the sources said.

1 month ago | cnn.com | Eric Bradner |Steve Contorno |Brian Todd

CNN  —  Republicans faced frustrated constituents at town hall meetings Tuesday, offering a glimpse at the building anger over Donald Trump’s sweeping overhaul of the federal government among portions of the electorate — and, in the face of it, the deference GOP lawmakers continue to show the president. In Iowa, Sen. Chuck Grassley was repeatedly urged to stand up to Trump and push back against the executive branch.