Trump’s slow-motion dismantling of elections
The administration has shifted from a shock-and-awe strategy to a patient, grinding war on American democracy
The administration has shifted from a shock-and-awe strategy to a patient, grinding war on American democracy
Judge Kathleen Williams said that the case flouted constitutional restrictions against self-dealing.
The late South Carolina senator was a master at compartmentalization and denial
Romney, Trump, McConnell and Graham reignited questions this week about experience, fitness and succession in D.C.
Trump stumped for the SAVE America Act and ducked questions on Iran in interviews about Graham's passing.
The president says he loves “my African Americans." His policies tell a different story
The president’s claim raises constitutional questions about what "standing orders" can survive a transfer of power
A dispute over classified information becomes the latest test of the government’s relationship with the press
The vice president’s criticism of traditional Republican economics complicates Trump’s attacks on Democrats
NATO’s summit of love that wasn’t
From threats against Greenland to verbal gaffes, Donald Trump's behavior in Ankara raises tensions — and concerns