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Trump Plaza near Mar-a-Lago in Florida will be renamed following riots at US Capitol Justin Vallejo © Provided by The Independent The board of Trump Plaza in Florida has voted to remove the ex-president's branding from its twin-buildings following the riots at the US Capitol. The 32-storey tower in downtown West Palm Beach is a 10-minute drive from Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago across the Intracoastal Waterway, where he has returned after leaving the White House to launch the Office of the Former President. Trump Plaza’s condo board voted on 19 January to rename the complex af...

Trump, who once tried his hand at selling units in this Intracoastal Waterway complex, now is in residence at his Mar-a-Lago mansion at the private club on Palm Beach following his loss to Joe Biden in the November 2020 election. The vote by Trump Plaza board members is the third move in the past year by this luxury community to distance itself from Trump. In February of last year, residents voted not to replace Trump Plaza signs once atop the buildings at 525 and 529 Flagler Drive. The signs  previously had been removed for building repairs.  Then in June, Trump Plaza signs at...

Howard Falcon, chief assistant county attorney, told Newsweek that "there is no basis" for the county to end its lease with Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach.

From Florida to New York, the pro-Trump riot on Capitol Hill in Washington appears to be costing both President Donald Trump's businesses and the Republican Party significant money in lost customers and corporate donor support.

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