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Whistleblower Found Trump Phone Call 'Troubling': Official

By Alana Abramson , Brian Bennett and John Walcott

Breaking Point: How Trump and Bolton Finally Hit Their Limit

By Brian Bennett

Trump Condemned Baltimore But His Policies Aren't Helping

By Justin Worland

President Trump To Make First U.K. State Visit in June

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Michael Cohen’s Testimony Shows That Trump’s Legal Troubles Won’t End With Mueller

During 10 years of service, Michael Cohen says, he threatened hundreds of people on behalf of his boss, Donald J. Trump: he strong-armed contractors, browbeat reporters and warned schools against releasing Trump’s grades. But sitting...

By Brian Bennett and Tessa Berenson Rogers

How Trump Changes His Story on the Russia Investigation

President Donald Trump has called special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation a “witch hunt” that’s found no evidence of wrongdoing by his presidential campaign.But facts uncovered by the probe, intelligence community reports and news stories have...

By Ryan Teague Beckwith

Giuliani Explains Controversial 'Truth Isn't Truth' Comment

"My statement was not meant as a pontification on moral theology..."

By Billy Perrigo

Trump Claims NATO Victory

Trump’s 'America first' foreign policy approach had caused heated debates in Brussels over the last two days

By Tessa Berenson/Brussels

Russia's Shadow Looms Large

There are 29 members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, but a 30th country has loomed large over the first day of the alliance’s summit: Russia.President Donald Trump is due to meet with Russian President...

By Tessa Berenson / BRUSSELS

President Trump Is Wrong. The Mueller Probe Is Constitutional

President Trump declared on June 4 that the “appointment of the Special Counsel is totally UNCONSTITUTIONAL!” Like many of Trump’s utterances, it was made with all the deliberation of a tweet. But unlike some of...

By Neal Katyal

Mueller Won’t Decide Trump’s Fate, Only the American Public Can

“The President is to have the laws executed,” wrote the Chief Executive. “He may order an offence then to be prosecuted,” but if he “sees a prosecution put into a train which is not lawful,...

By Jack Goldsmith

NAFTA Is On Life Support. Will Trump Be the One to Pull the Plug?

The Iran Nuclear deal isn’t the only major agreement that President Trump promised voters he would either rewrite or tear up. After nine months of talks, U.S., Mexican and Canadian negotiators remain deadlocked on how...

By Ian Bremmer

The 'Strongmen Era' Is Here. Here’s What It Means for You

How tough guys came to rule the world

By Ian Bremmer

The FBI Is in Crisis. It's Worse Than You Think

In normal times, the televisions are humming at the FBI’s 56 field offices nationwide, piping in the latest news as agents work their investigations. But these days, some agents say, the TVs are often off...

By Eric Lichtblau

To Nix or to Fix: Trump’s Major Dilemma on the Iran Deal

Diplomacy is subtle, atomic science complex. But the perceived villainy of Iran by the average American is the stuff of cartoons. At the time the nuclear deal with the Islamic Republic was signed by the...

By Karl Vick

Why President Trump’s Tariff Tussle With China Is Just the Beginning

One year ago, President Trump welcomed China's Xi Jinping to his Mar-a-Lago estate. Despite predictions that different temperaments would make for an uneasy encounter, the meeting helped the nations work closely on North Korea and avoid a trade conflict.

By Ian Bremmer

Scott Pruitt's Rollback of Emissions Standards Is a Big Deal. Here's Why the Rollout Fell Flat

The big three U.S. automakers hit the road early to ask the Trump Administration to hit the brakes on regulation. Not long after last year’s presidential Inauguration, the CEOs of GM, Ford and Fiat Chrysler...

By Justin Worland

Despite the Apparent Bromance, Trump Has Been Tough on Russia

We don’t yet know why Donald Trump seems so fond of Vladimir Putin. Maybe we never will. But the expulsion from the U.S. of 60 Russian diplomats and the shuttering of the Russian consulate in...

By Ian Bremmer

President Trump Feels Good About White House Shake Ups. His Staffers Don't

It was early March, and President Donald Trump had a dramatic plan: impose a new round of import tariffs on America’s largest trading partner, China. But in meeting after meeting, his aides warned just how...

By Philip Elliott

How America Ferrera Has Continued Her Activism After the Women's March

The moment I stepped onto the stage in Washington D.C., the energy from the crowd was overwhelming, unlike anything I have experienced. I’ve never spoken in front of 1.2 million people before, and I didn’t...

By America Ferrera
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