ROME, Ga. — President Donald Trump arrived in northwest Georgia on Thursday aboard Air Force One, ahead of planned remarks to supporters at a local steel business in Rome. The White House previously said he would promote his economic record during his trip to the Peach State.

President Donald Trump is speaking in Rome on Thursday afternoon. It is the president’s first visit back to Georgia since his re-election for a second term.

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President Donald Trump made a stop in North Georgia on Thursday to promote his economic accomplishments, calling it a "Golden Era of America."

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CNN reporter Hannah Rabinowitz posted a photo on X of the large blue banner displayed on the building, which is named after former Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. It includes a portrait of Trump and the seal of the department, with the words “MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN” in all capital letters.

President Donald Trump traveled to Rome, Georgia, on Thursday, where he delivered a major economic address at Coosa Steel Corporation and highlighted what he called his administration's economic successes.

President Donald Trump has set a 10-day deadline to decide whether to continue talks with Iran over its nuclear program or take further action, as the United States increases its military presence in the Middle East.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt arrived in Washington this week with invitations to two White House meetings and an angry President Donald Trump.

Only 27% of Americans say they support all or most of Trump's policies – down since last year, with the change coming entirely among Republicans.