The president has raised entry fees at many of his resorts, which attract donors seeking to influence White House policy.

When a member of Donald Trump’s exclusive Mar-a-Lago invited Joni Bryan’s nonprofit to hold its annual gala at the Palm Beach club in 2021, Bryan jumped at the chance. The executive director ...

The ornate ballrooms and manicured lawns of Mar-a-Lago have hosted a variety of affairs for the wealthy and connected in the resort’s nearly 100-year history: philanthropic galas, lavish ...

Three Mar-a-Lago Club members told the Daily News that ... bar was seeping into the luxury-goods consignment shop, damaging merchandise and affecting employees' health. The council ordered ...

Long before it was Donald Trump’s lavish home base, the Mar-a-Lago estate was a shining example of Palm Beach’s glitzy, old-money charm. This stunning Florida mansion on South Ocean Boulevard ...

"BREAKING: Trump offers free lodging at any of his time-shares – including Mar-a-Lago – to all displaced trumpers (sic) as Milton approaches," reads text in a screenshot included in the X post.

Marjorie Merriweather Post built Mar-a-Lago as her winter home in Palm Beach, Florida, in 1927. Donald Trump bought Mar-a-Lago in 1985. It served as his "winter White House" during his presidency.

A Palm Beach house on the street next to Mar-a-Lago has sold for recorded $14 million, and the sale included an option for the as-yet-unidentified buyer to get free guest privileges at President ...

It can be difficult to remember that the Mar-a-Lago Accord hasn’t happened yet. Leaders haven’t been convened to Palm Beach, and there’s no agenda for what such an accord could include.

With the election certified and Donald Trump’s swearing in on Jan. 20, Mar-a-Lago is once again ready to play a big role. Trump’s Palm Beach mansion is a combo deal: social center, resort ...

The front of Mar-a-Lago in April 1967 Library of Congress Within 48 hours after the presidential election last November, the Palm Beach Daily News headlined a question that “many in town” were ...