President Donald Trump said he's "not joking" about a possible third term in a new interview with NBC News."There are methods which you could do it," the president said.Newsweek reached out to the White House for comment on Sunday.

By talking openly about another run, Donald Trump has sparked a guessing game that could help him avoid the bane of any second-term president: lame duck status.

Several times since he’s returned to the White House, President Donald Trump has teased the possibility of serving more than two terms in office. In an interview with NBC’s Kristen Welker that aired March 30,

President Donald Trump on Sunday didn't rule out running for a third term, even though it's prohibited by the United States' Constitution, adding that he was "not joking." "A lot of people want me to do it,

Trump says 'there are methods' to seek third term despite term limits and 22nd amendment. How old is Trump? Here's how Trump could get a third term

A MAGA congressman has introduced a bill to amend the 22nd Amendment, which prohibits presidents from seeking a third term. All that was missing was […] ‘Bring It On!’: Donald Trump’s Desire for a Thi

Despite the US Constitution restricting presidential terms to two, Donald Trump has expressed his intent to run for a third term, asserting he is not joking. This declaration has sparked significant reactions and memes online,

President Donald Trump has made comments about running for another term. He clairified Sunday that he's "not joking."

The idea has raised questions of whether the U.S. could descend into fascism and concerns over whether Trump is willing to break the Constitution. Want more breaking political news? Click for the latest headlines at Raw Story.

Donald Trump suggested that he is considering governing for more than two terms. In an interview with NBC, he emphasized that there are "methods" to bypass constitutional limits. What do you need to know?