Rapper Kanye West has said he intends to run for US president in 2024, despite facing several scandals over his recent behaviour. The star, who has legally changed his name to Ye, posted a video ...

US rapper Kanye West has said he is running for president, potentially pitting him against a man he says he admires, Donald Trump. "We must now realize the promise of America by trusting God ...

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A documentary that has filmed the last six years of rap star and former billionaire Kanye West’s life, titled “In Whose Name?

As if there’s not enough noise and fireworks going down on July 4th, along comes Kanye West announcing he’s running for president … in 2020. Even though it comes as a surprise for most folks ...

The former White House intern turned activist endorses Harris days before the election, as polls show razor-thin margins in key states.

Kanye is running for President this year. Photo: AFP via Getty Images. Kanye West has announced he's running for President of the United States - and this is the first thing on his to-do list.

Joe Biden is an American politician currently serving as the 46th president of the United States. Biden represented Delaware in the U.S. Senate from 1973 to 2009, leaving the office he had held ...

He was hospitalised for over a week after suffering from a breakdown and dehydration and now Kanye West has returned to the spotlight and hinted at his master plan after meeting the US president ...

Eisen: I was recently called out on TV for bringing up a period in 1992 in which Presidential politics interfered with monetary policy to compare it with President Trump's current criticisms of ...

So what would he need to do to actually get things off the ground? Kanye West Promises Free Yeezys if He’s Elected President Kanye West Promises Free Yeezys if He’s Elected President Kanye ...

By Brad Plumer and David Gelles “This is the last time I will stand here at Arlington as commander in chief,” President Biden said in remembering service members who have served the country.