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Donald Trump
Why Donald Trump Is Making Extremely Local Endorsements
By Brian Bennett
Steve Bannon Indicted on Contempt Charges for Defying Jan. 6 Congressional Subpoena
By MARY CLARE JALONICK, MICHAEL BALSAMO and EMILY WAGSTER PETTU / AP
Appeals Court Temporarily Blocks Trump’s Jan. 6 Records
By Nomaan Marchant/AP
Judge Rejects Trump Request to Block Jan. 6 Records
By Nomaan Merchant/AP
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How Big Business Dumped Trump
The CEOs started calling before President Trump had even finished speaking. What America’s titans of industry were hearing from the Commander in Chief was sending them into a panic. It was Nov. 5, 2020, two...
By Molly Ball
November 1, 2021
Republicans Are Split Over Trump's Second Impeachment—and the Party’s Future
"What are you afraid of?" Jaime Herrera Beutler, a Republican congresswoman from Washington state, demanded of her colleagues as they considered the second impeachment of Donald Trump. “I’m not afraid of losing my job,” Herrera...
By Molly Ball
January 20, 2021
Donald Trump Leaves With a Whimper
The 45th president marked the end of his presidency with a sparsely-attended goodbye ceremony at Andrews Air Force base
By Brian Bennett
January 20, 2021
Will Trump Face Consequences for Inciting the Capitol Mob?
All of President Trump's hostility toward Washington, his disregard and contempt for democratic traditions, culminated in a violent display of Trump supporters laying siege to the Capitol
By Brian Bennett
January 7, 2021
Donald Trump Faces a Personal and Political Vulnerability
When the President gets COVID-19, America, too, must contemplate its frailty
By Molly Ball
October 8, 2020
Former Trump Campaign Manager Brad Parscale Detained
Fort Lauderdale police said they went to Parscale’s home after receiving a 911 call about an armed man who was threatening suicide
By Jennifer Jacobs and Justin Sink / Bloomberg
September 28, 2020
DOJ Take Over of Trump's Lawsuit May Be Legal. But Is It Appropriate?
This week, the Justice Department moved to take over President Donald Trump’s defense against a woman who claims he defamed her when he denied her accusation that he sexually assaulted her decades ago in a...
By Tessa Berenson
September 11, 2020
Kenosha Residents, Community Activists Concerned Over Impact of President Trump's Visit
As the city of Kenosha, Wis. continues to process the aftermath of the police shooting of Jacob Blake—and the ensuing shooting of two protesters by a teen gunman—activists and community leaders in the city fear...
By Josiah Bates
September 2, 2020
The Rise and Fall of Steve Bannon
Bannon was Arrested on Thursday, accused of defrauding hundreds of thousands of people
By Brian Bennett
August 20, 2020
Trump Signs Executive Order Against TikTok
The measure threatens penalties on any U.S. resident or company that engages in any transactions with TikTok, WeChat or their owners after the order takes effect.
By Saleha Mohsin and Shelly Banjo / Bloomberg
August 6, 2020
Trump: I Never Raised Taliban Bounties With Putin
Donald Trump says he “never discussed” reports of Taliban bounties with Putin despite having numerous phone calls
By Misyrlena Egkolfopoulou / Bloomberg
July 29, 2020
Romney Condemns Trump Commuting Roger Stone's Sentence
'An American president commutes the sentence of a person convicted by a jury of lying to shield that very President'
By Madeleine Carlisle
July 11, 2020
Berman's Probes Into Trump Associates Raise Questions
When President Donald Trump fired the powerful U.S. attorney in Manhattan over the weekend who had been leading investigations into some of his associates, it was the latest incident highlighting the president's seeming willingness to...
By Tessa Berenson
June 22, 2020
Trump Hotel Housekeeper Sues Over Alleged Religious Discrimination
The lawsuit comes a day after protesters were forcibly cleared so Trump could pose for photos in front of a church
By Joe Schneider / Bloomberg
June 3, 2020
Trump Suggests MAGA Rally at White House
Trump warned that Friday’s protesters would have been met by “the most vicious dogs”
By Justin Sink and Jordan Fabian / Bloomberg
May 30, 2020
Trump’s Twitter Has Defined His Presidency. It Won’t Change
It was just before 1AM early Friday morning, and President Donald Trump was awake and tweeting. Responding to the looting and rioting that broke out in Minneapolis over George Floyd’s death in police custody there,...
By Brian Bennett
May 29, 2020
Twitter Flags Trump's Tweet About Shooting Looters
Saying that the president’s comments about protests in Minneapolis glorified violence and were thus against its rules, the social media company has obscured the offending message on his profile
By Nate Lanxon and Vlad Savov / Bloomberg
May 29, 2020
Trump's War on Watchdogs
In the last six weeks, Trump has fired or replaced four inspectors general, part of a broad effort to weaken government accountability
By John Walcott
May 18, 2020
SCOTUS Hears Cases on Trump's Finances
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a trio of cases Tuesday that will test the Trump Administration’s expansive view of presidential power and could determine whether voters will be able to see Donald Trump’s...
By Tessa Berenson
May 11, 2020
Trump's New Normal
Getting things back to normal is President Donald Trump’s new game plan, but his first big trip since the COVID-19 outbreak was anything but
By Brian Bennett / Phoenix
May 6, 2020
Trump Blocks Some Green Card Immigrants
The announcement came as President Donald Trump’s policy decisions often do — as a surprise to many of his staff. On Monday night, Trump tweeted he was halting most legal immigration to the U.S. in...
By Brian Bennett
April 21, 2020
Trump Signature Will Appear on Stimulus Checks
At a press briefing, Trump denied wanting to have his name appear on the mailed payments
By Saleha Mohsin and Laura Davison / Bloomberg
April 15, 2020
Trump Goes After Watchdogs Amid Coronavirus
As the American public remains gripped by the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, President Donald Trump has stepped up a series of audacious moves against a pillar of government oversight, the inspectors general of...
By Brian Bennett
April 7, 2020
Why Coronavirus May Be the Biggest Threat Yet to Donald Trump's Re-Election
The biggest threat to Donald Trump's re-election in 2020 may be COVID-19. The spread of the novel coronavirus is shaping up as a test of Trump’s core pitch to voters: that they are better off...
By Brian Bennett
March 10, 2020
I Questioned the Sincerity of Donald Trump's Pro-Life Stance. The Response From My Fellow Evangelicals Was Troubling
When I published an op-ed declaring that, as a Republican and an evangelical pastor, I cannot vote for Donald Trump in 2020, I knew it would not be well-received by his supporters. What I did...
By Robb Ryerse
February 12, 2020
'Someone Had to Take a Stand,' Florida Man Who Allegedly Drove Over GOP Voter Registration Tent Tells Police
A Florida man who was arrested for allegedly driving through a Republican voter registration tent told police he dislikes President Trump
By Madeleine Carlisle
February 12, 2020
If Trump Is Allowed to Turn the Justice Department Into a Political Weapon, No One Is Safe
There is outrage this morning over what happened to the Department of Justice yesterday. Roger Stone is the President’s longtime friend and former campaign advisor, and now a convicted felon. He was convicted at trial...
By Joyce White Vance
February 12, 2020
'An Appalling Abuse of the Public Trust.' Read Mitt Romney's Speech on Voting to Convict Donald Trump
The Utah Senator called it "the most difficult decision I have ever faced"
By Madeleine Carlisle
February 5, 2020
Father of Parkland Shooting Victim Escorted From State of the Union After Protest
The father of Parkland shooting victim Jaime Guttenberg was escorted out of the State of the Union address on Tuesday night after an outburst during a portion of President Donald Trump's speech defending the Second...
By Mahita Gajanan
February 5, 2020
Nancy Pelosi Rips Up Donald Trump's SOTU Speech
The White House accused Pelosi of disrespecting the Americans Trump praised
By Sanya Mansoor
February 4, 2020
Transcript: Trump's Third State of the Union Address
It's Trump's last State of the Union before the 2020 election
By Sanya Mansoor
February 4, 2020
I'm a Pastor Who Ran for Congress as a Republican. Here's Why I'm Encouraging My Fellow Evangelicals Not to Vote for Donald Trump
President Donald Trump made history last Friday as the first U.S. president to attend March for Life, the annual anti-abortion rally held in Washington, D.C. For that he received widespread praise from conservative political and...
By Robb Ryerse
January 31, 2020
These Republican Senators May Decide Whether Trump's Impeachment Trial Includes New Witnesses
In order to call more witnesses — like John Bolton — four Republicans will need to break from McConnell and vote for Friday’s measure
By Madeleine Carlisle
January 29, 2020
What to Know About Trump's New 'Birth Tourism' Rule
Would this new restriction impact pregnant women with genuine medical needs? It will come down to how individual counselors enforce it
By Madeleine Carlisle
January 24, 2020
On 'Technical Crimes' and Impeachable Offenses, Trump Senate Trial Lawyer Alan Dershowitz Says He's Never Been Wrong, But Is 'Far More Correct Right Now'
Dershowitz said his position during the Clinton impeachment was not "wrong," but his position on the issue is just "far more correct now.
By Madeleine Carlisle
January 21, 2020
Trump Vows ‘Big Action’ on School Prayer
Prayer has long been banned in public schools, but the President wants to appeal to his evangelical base
By Katie Reilly
January 15, 2020
Pelosi Names Impeachment Managers
These seven lawmakers will essentially serve as prosecutors in the Senate trial on President Donald Trump's removal
By Madeleine Carlisle
January 15, 2020
Impeachment Standoff Could Be Coming to a Close
In an interview with TIME, Pelosi said once McConnell releases the rules, she's willing to move forward even if she didn’t agree with them.
By Alana Abramson
January 9, 2020
Iran Gives Trump 'Obvious Off-Ramp'
Iranian forces launched a barrage of more than a dozen ballistic missiles Tuesday against two Iraqi military bases that house American and coalition forces, U.S. officials said—a retaliatory attack for the American drone strike that...
By W.J. Hennigan
January 8, 2020
Iraqi Protesters End U.S. Embassy Siege
After two days of violent clashes at the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad, Iraqi protesters retreated on orders from the government and senior militia leaders. But tensions remain
By Tara Law
December 31, 2019
Trump and Obama Tie as Americans' Most-Admired Men
For the first time, President Donald Trump has been named the most-admired man in America. However, he'll have to share the honor with the man who has held the top spot for the past 12...
By Tara Law
December 30, 2019
Greta Thunberg Says She Wouldn't Have Talked to Trump
Greta Thunberg says that she “wouldn’t have wasted [her] time” talking to President Donald Trump about the threat of climate change if she had the opportunity to speak with him. Since the 16-year-old Swedish activist...
By Tara Law
December 30, 2019
An Unfair Senate Impeachment Trial Won't Exonerate Trump
Imagine this scenario in a courtroom: The prosecutor and defense lawyer speak to the judge in advance of a trial for an attempted bank robbery. The indictment, voted on by the grand jury, recites that...
By Joyce White Vance
December 23, 2019
Congressman John Dingell's Widow Hits Back at President Trump's Suggestion He is 'Looking Up' From Hell
Widowed congresswoman Debbie Dingell said her family 'are still hurting' from the loss of her husband
By Rachael Bunyan
December 19, 2019
'This Thing Will Come to the Senate and It Will Die Quickly.' GOP Leaders Moving to Reject House Democrats' Impeachment Case
GOP leaders are already moving to reject House Democrats' impeachment case
By Tara Law
December 15, 2019
Protests in the Trump Era Have Been Mostly Peaceful. Here's How the 2020 Election Could Change That
Since Donald Trump took office, there has been sustained protest against his Administration and its policies. An estimated 4 million people turned out for the 2017 Women’s March (which was the largest protest in U.S....
By Dana R. Fisher
December 12, 2019
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