Now, computers. Mine hate me. With Roy Cohn’s new biopic, my old cranky one remembers my many Cohn stories. My late husband emceed every major political gala at the Waldorf and Roy craved prime ...

There has been an almost perverse public obsession with Donald Trump ⸺ 45th president of the United States, convicted ...

Trump (Sebastian Stan) and his friendship with Roy Cohn (Jeremy Strong) – as “not a political hit job,” but rather, “a mirror on America from a non-American.” That’s an admirable ...

Cohen says he filled Cohn's role for Trump, as a new film explores the former president's relationship with the infamous lawyer.

The name of Roy Cohn will forever live in infamy, but those who aren’t students of LGBTQ+ history may not know why. Cohn is in the spotlight again thanks to the new film The Apprentice ...

According to Michael D'Antonio, the author of "Never Enough: Donald Trump and the Pursuit of Success," Trump learned this legal style from "the king of intimidation," Roy Cohn. Produced by ...

Here are some standout quotes from the recordings ... She had asked Trump to tell his personal attorney, Roy Cohn, a friend ...

"Like Trump, Roy Cohn delighted in flouting the law and getting away with it." Born into a wealthy and politically well-connected New York family, Cohn took to the cause of anti-communism in the ...

He quotes the writer William Saroyan ... The truth is, it’s probably more difficult to watch someone like Roy Cohn than it ...

The title quotes Trump during his time in the White House, with author Michael Wolff reporting that he would occasionally ask aloud “Where’s my Roy Cohn,” frustrated by his inability to find ...