During his West Point commencement speech, President Donald Trump emphasized the importance of maintaining momentum, citing ...

In keeping with presidential tradition, Donald Trump delivered a speech to freshly graduated cadets at West Point Military ...

Donald Trump warned graduates of the United States Military Academy at West Point to stay away from “trophy wives” on ...

One gender studies expert said that the phrase the president used during his address "succinctly captures a toxic set of ...

"A lot of trophy wives, it doesn't work out," the president noted as he spoke to graduating cadets at the military academy.

"There's a lot of trophy wives—doesn't work out. But it made them happy for a little while at least," the president said in his commencement address.

The man, he said, was William Levitt. According to Trump, Levitt was a perfect example of someone who “lost momentum" when he left his company and fled with a “trophy wife.” "He built Levittown.

I guess we can say a trophy wife. It didn't work out too well," the president said in his speech in New York, referring to real estate developer William Levitt. Newsweek has reached out to the ...

Part of President Donald Trump's life "tips" to West Point graduates on Saturday was a nugget of wisdom about "trophy wives." ...

Oh, The New York Times, you are a normalizing machine, you are, titling your article “Trump Administration Highlights: ...

On the “momentum” topic, Trump told a tale about real estate developer William Levitt that he’s referenced ... company and running off with a “trophy wife.” “He became very rich ...