By Jarrett Renshaw GASTONIA, North Carolina, Sept 16 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump campaigned in North Carolina on ...

While at a rally in North Carolina to support Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley, President Donald Trump said if ...

Voters see both US Senate candidates as tied to their party's national wing: 74% said Whatley would likely support the Trump ...

President Donald Trump joined Republican US Senate candidate Michael Whatley in Gastonia to bash Whatley’s Democratic opponent, former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper.

From the unofficial start of the North Carolina Senate race last summer, former Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper has led in polling against former RNC Chairman Michael Whatley. That continued even after ...

President Trump made his first campaign stop in North Carolina Wednesday since last week’s Republican National Committee (RNC ...

Whatley, the former Republican National Committee chairman, faces Democratic former Gov. Roy Cooper in a critical race that ...

Hundreds of people stood in the sun without shade for hours. Medics were standing by and helped at least two people who overheated while waiting to see President Donald Trump campaign for Michael ...

The president said he's "not sending" FEMA aid to North Carolina if Republican Michael Whatley loses to Democrat Roy Cooper.

President Trump railed against Roy Cooper at a rally Wednesday over his handling of violent criminals as governor of North ...

With just a month and a half left until Election Day, Democratic former Gov. Roy Cooper has grown his lead in the US Senate ...

Lower interest rates are something Trump has demanded since he returned to office. The Federal Reserve unanimously voted to ...