The coverage map was removed only hours after the launch of the new Trump-branded "America First" mobile service.

Celebrities have found a way to put their brand on everything, from shoes to cosmetics and snacks. Now, they’re attaching their name to mobile phone networks. Trump Mobile is the latest example.

President Donald Trump's two sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, on Monday unveiled Trump Mobile - a wireless service featuring an optional gold smartphone. Reactions ranged from enthusiasm to ...

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Swedish fintech Klarna is entering the mobile market. The company is making a start in the USA and also has its sights set on ...

Despite its $499 price tag, experts told Newsweek that a truly made-in-America smartphone would likely cost far more.

Events often rely on federal awards and private sponsorships — increasingly hard to earn amid efforts to suppress diversity, equity and inclusion.

How does Trump Mobile work? Is the phone actually made in China? Here’s what experts pieced together after sifting through ...

The Trump company announced Monday a new business, Trump Mobile, that will offer cell service in a licensing deal and sell ...

The Trump family’s new mobile phone venture promises to build its golden smartphones in the U.S., an endeavor that experts ...

The idea that [manufacturing] could be replicated in the U.S. in any sort of short- to medium-term timescale is fanciful,” ...

It's been around a decade since Donald Trump came down that escalator and changed the course of American history, and on ...