In New Book, Trump’s Niece Describes Him as Still a Child, Seeking Attention
President Trump’s niece describes him in a much-awaited tell-all book as a child in an adult’s body, someone psychologically brutalized and damaged by his “sociopath”...
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Trump’s White Version of History
As Donald Trump gave his race-baiting speeches over the Fourth of July weekend, hoping to rile his base and jump-start his flagging campaign for re-election,...
Let’s Finish the American Revolution
As baffling as it is to find statues of traitors, slaveholders and killers of Union soldiers ensconced in many a prominent square, consider the historical...
How the Trump Campaign Is Drawing Obama Out of Retirement
Just after Donald J. Trump was elected president, Barack Obama slumped in his chair in the Oval Office and addressed an aide standing near a...
Who Can We Trust With the Nuclear Button? No One
The current debate about how President Trump is abusing his role as commander in chief has an even darker, nuclear dimension. If the president can...
Who Can Fire a Court-Appointed U.S. Attorney? A New Legal Fight, Explained
WASHINGTON — The declaration by the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan that he would stay in his job despite Attorney General William P. Barr’s attempt...
Trump May Compare Himself to Nixon in 1968, but He Really Resembles Wallace
President Trump said last month that he had “learned a lot from Richard Nixon,” and many interpreted his hard-line response to the street protests of...
Trump’s False Claim That ‘Nobody Has Ever Done’ More for the Black Community Than He Has
President Trump on Friday celebrated an unexpected decline in the unemployment rate in May with an appearance at the White House, where he also talked...
Security Concerns Give the White House a Fortified New Look
WASHINGTON — President Trump was furious when news got out last weekend that as protesters gathered outside the White House he had been rushed to...
Donald Trump Is Lost in Space
Gail Collins: Bret, we’re in this horrific pattern — something terrible happens and then the president makes it worse. When he told the governors they...