President Donald Trump

Donald Trump Has Been Acquitted. But Our Government Has Never Seemed More Broken.

By Tessa Berenson Rogers and Alana Abramson

President Trump's Pardons of Soldiers Shows How Little He Knows About War

By Elliot Ackerman

We Shouldn't Impeach Trump on the Basis of Flawed Legal Theory

By Robert Ray

Inside the White House Discussions on Guns

By Brian Bennett
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Trump's Muddled Message on Hong Kong Captures the Real Problem With His Foreign Policy

The confusion captures an enduring challenge of the Trump presidency: it’s almost impossible to discern America’s approach to key foreign issues because the process for setting and enforcing policy is ignored or irrelevant.

By John Walcott

Why Did a Russian Firm Give Kentucky an Economic Lifeline?

A TIME investigation found that Rusal used every political and economic tool at its disposal to shed sanctions, prevent them from being re-imposed and establish a foothold in U.S. politics

By Simon Shuster/London and Vera Bergengruen/Ashland, Ky.

Beto Finds His Voice in Helping El Paso Grieve

In some ways, it can seem as though the tragedy in El Paso has helped O'Rourke find his voice for the first time in what has been a difficult campaign.

By Lissandra Villa/El Paso, Tex.

2020 Democratic Debate: All About Trump's Racist Tweets

Trump's attacks leave the candidates with a difficult choice: should they their time to make a moral case against Trump, or a case for themselves?

By Lissandra Villa/Detroit and Charlotte Alter/Detroit

Jared Kushner: Fifteen Lessons I Learned From Criminal-Justice Reform

Jared Kushner writes about his experience championing criminal justice reform

By Jared Kushner

Don McGahn Emerged as a Key Player in the Mueller Report

McGahn's decisions during the Mueller probe are just one reason why he is likely to be viewed in hindsight as one of the pivotal players of Trump's first term.

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Barr Ensured He'll Stay at the Center of the Mueller Report Debate

Attorney General William Barr used his press conference in advance of the release of Special Counsel Robert Mueller‘s report to issue an emphatic statement about the report’s conclusions: Russia had indeed interfered with the 2016...

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Does the Fight Over the Border Benefit Trump?

The shakeup at the Department of Homeland Security this week suggests that President Trump is angling to make immigration a centerpiece of the 2020 election. The bet, it seems, is that if the President pushes...

By Charlotte Alter

Trump's National Emergency Ploy

The risky maneuver opens a Pandora’s box of future challenges

By Brian Bennett and Philip Elliott

Government Will Be Shut Down Through Christmas

Negotiations to keep the government are ongoing, but no end is in sight

By Alana Abramson and Philip Elliott

The Inside Story of How Prison Reform Got Done

Years of work by prison-reform advocates has paid off, thanks to an unlikely coalition that included Jared Kushner and Kim Kardashian West

By Brian Bennett

I'm a British Lawmaker. Here's Why I’m Protesting Trump’s Visit to the U.K.

The U.S. gave me the honor of being the first black Briton to study at Harvard Law School. I cherish its values by marching against Trump

By David Lammy

Trump Threatens Honduras Over Immigrant Caravan

"The big Caravan of People from Honduras... had better be stopped"

By Kate Samuelson

Jeff Sessions Is Winning for Donald Trump. If Only He Can Keep His Job

Jeff Sessions is changing America for Donald Trump, whether the president appreciates it or not

By Molly Ball

Donald Trump Underestimated Stormy Daniels. Don't Make the Same Mistake

As numb as we have become to the shock and ugh of the Trump presidency, here's one thing we didn't foresee: Stormy Daniels, porn star, director, entrepreneur and fiercely funny tweeter, might just be the woman the resistance needs.

By Susanna Schrobsdorff

John Bolton Is Trump's Newest Hawk. How Tough Will He Be?

After toiling in the Reagan Administration, John Bolton received a symbolic gift from his colleagues intended to sum up his tenure: a bronze-plated hand grenade. It became a prized possession that Bolton showcased on a...

By W.J. Hennigan
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