Donald Trump and the Art of the Apology
The 45th president is a sensitive soul whose ego is easily bruised when others say unkind or disrespectful things about him.
The Trump Administration: The First 100 Days
What the new president has in store for the United States and the world
An Unintended Side Effect of Trump's Border Wall
Since the Great Recession, more Mexicans have left the United States than migrated there. Constructing a barrier along the southern border may discourage more from going.
These Conservative Christians Are Opposed to Trump—and Suffering the Consequences
People working in ministry, music, and nonprofit advocacy are facing pressure for their political beliefs.
A Utah Congressman Faces the 'Resistance' in His Home State
The backlash against Utah Representative Jason Chaffetz in his district has a distinctly Mormon flavor to it.
What’s Next for Trump’s Travel Ban?
The Ninth Circuit’s ruling Thursday leaves the president with multiple options to move forward.
Conflict Over Trump Forces Out an Opinion Editor at The Wall Street Journal
The departure follows weeks of reports of tension on the paper's news side about how to cover Trump.
Who Will Be the First Victim of White House Chaos?
Michael Flynn reportedly misled the vice president about conversations with Russia. Sean Spicer has never found his stride. Kellyanne Conway is in Congress’s sights. Welcome to Survivor: West Wing.
Trump Tried to Intimidate the Judges Over His Ban, and He Failed
Presidents have thought before that they could roll those wimpy-looking nerds with their gavels and robes. It usually doesn’t work out all that well.
Michael Flynn's Debacle
Trump’s national security adviser’s potentially false statements about his pre-inauguration contacts with Russian officials are a major scandal.
Why Life for Inmates Will Get More Expensive Under Trump and Sessions
Growing prison fees and fines faced by the incarcerated became a target of the Justice Department under President Obama. Those days are over.