Naked Donald Trump statue appears in Union Square, other US cities

NEW YORK — A naked statue of Donald Trump appeared Thursday in Manhattan's Union Square — as well as in several other U.S. cities — attracting a swarm of people and posts on social media.The statue quickly drew a large crowd of gawkers who snapped pictures and struck poses with the figure.A plaque at the foot of the statue read, "The emperor has no balls."Similar Trump statues appeared Thursday in Los Angeles, Seattle, San Francisco and Cleveland.The figure was complete with realistic peach-colored skin, a protruding stomach, Trump's signature coif and detailed genitalia.Mayor Bill de Blasio was asked about the statue at a press conference Thursday."That is a frightening thought," de Blasio said. "When he's wearing clothes I don't like him."So who erected the bold piece?At the foot of the statue is a signature: Ginger.

Donald Trump denounces Hillary Clinton as being "against the police"

WEST BEND --  Donald Trump is denouncing rival Hillary Clinton as being "against the police" and says the Democratic party's policies have "betrayed" African-American communities.Trump is delivering rare prepared remarks at a rally in West Bend -- about 45 minutes outside Milwaukee.The city has been rocked by protests over the shooting of a black man by a black police officer.

Donald Trump, Sheriff Clarke talk about public safety in brief meeting in Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE -- Before Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump rallies a crowd of supporters in Washington County on Tuesday night, August 16th, he made a stop in Milwaukee.

Donald Trump makes several stops in SE Wisconsin; meets with veterans, law enforcement

MILWAUKEE -- Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is making several stops in Wisconsin on Tuesday, August 16th.Trump started the day in Milwaukee where he met with law enforcement.

Donald Trump, Tim Kaine in Wisconsin Tuesday

MILWAUKEE — Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine return to Wisconsin.Trump will hold a public rally at the Washington County Fair Park and Conference Center in West Bend Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. He's also participating in a ticketed event with Fox News host Sean Hannity at the Pabst Theater in Milwaukee earlier, as well as two private fundraisers in La Crosse and Milwaukee.Gov.

Trump returning to Wisconsin next week

MADISON — Donald Trump plans to return to Wisconsin next week.Trump is expected to hold a pair of fundraisers in the state on Tuesday, including one in Milwaukee.

Gov. Scott Walker reacts to his approval rating, Donald Trump's numbers in latest MU Law School Poll

MILWAUKEE -- There was an audible gasp Wednesday, August 10th when the latest Marquette University Law School Poll was released -- showing Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump by 15 points among likely voters.

New MU Law School Poll: Hillary Clinton expands lead over Trump among likely voters, 52-37%

MILWAUKEE -- Hillary Clinton expands her lead to a whopping 52-37% over Donald Trump in Wisconsin among likely voters, up from 4 percent in July, according to the latest Marquette University Law School Poll, released Wednesday, August 10th.

Ann Coulter rallies behind Paul Nehlen ahead of Tuesday's election

KENOSHA -- House Speaker Paul Ryan's challenger gained national attention this week, after Donald Trump took his time to throw his support behind Ryan.

Donald Trump, Mike Pence speak at campaign appearance in Green Bay

GREEN BAY --  Donald Trump officially endorsed House Speaker Paul Ryan at his campaign rally at Green Bay's KI Convention Center Friday, August 5th.

Sources: Donald Trump expected to endorse Paul Ryan at Green Bay rally

GREEN BAY -- Two sources are telling John Roberts of FOX News that Donald Trump is expected to endorse Paul Ryan at his campaign rally in Green Bay on Friday evening, August 5th.

"Sad day in America:" Republican Wisconsin Assembly speaker calls out Donald Trump

MADISON — Republican Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he is embarrassed about Donald Trump being the GOP presidential nominee, calling it a "sad day in America."But he tells The Associated Press that he's not rescinding his support for Trump because he says Democrat Hillary Clinton would be worse.Vos wrote a column Friday in advance of a Trump rally in Green Bay.