The popularity of the first name "Donald" declined sharply in 2016, a year that saw a contentious U.S. presidential campaign drag out to an electoral win by one Donald Trump.(Getty/Kyodo)The name dropped to 488th place in 2016, as compared to 443rd the year before, on an annual list of the 1,000 most popular U.S. baby names released by the Social Security Administration recently.Laura Wattenberg, founder of the parenting website BabynameWizard.com, said that in general, parents don't want to give their children names that might attract controversy, including ones of political figures, accor…READ FULL ARTICLE
