Will the Courts Find Trump's Ban Unconstitutional?
The outcome of the battle over Trump’s travel ban focused on seven mostly Muslim nations is hard to predict.
The Trump Administration: The First 100 Days
What the new president has in store for the United States and the world
Bracing for Trump's Revenge
Some conservatives unequivocally opposed his election. Now he’s the president, with all the levers of government at his disposal.
For Trump, 'We Have a Lot of Killers' Isn't a Criticism
There’s no evidence that the president thinks innocence, or non-violence, are principles to which the United States should aspire.
What Effective Protest Could Look Like
Perspective from the right on Trump’s political challenge for the left
Trump Is Attacking Any Institution That Challenges Him
The president has displayed a willingness to go after the press, the intelligence community, and now even the judiciary.
Trump's Attack on a Judge for Staying His Travel Ban
After his travel ban is rebuked by the courts, the president attacks the legitimacy of a “so-called judge” who issued a ruling blocking the order.
The Yemeni Bodega Strike
As many as 5,000 business owners and their supporters gathered in Brooklyn for a protest against President Trump’s immigration ban.
How Stephen Miller's Rise Explains the Trump White House
The young policy adviser became the public face of Trump’s controversial travel ban—and is paying the price for it.
Trump Begins to Chip Away at Banking Regulations
Justifying his latest executive order, he said that "so many people, friends of mine, with nice businesses” had trouble getting loans.
Is Trump a Populist Authoritarian?
What he does and does not have in common with the likes of Hitler, Chavez, Berlusconi, and Erdoğan