Trump Era FAQ

There’s a second way to remove the president, but it requires a Cabinet Room mutiny

The deputy attorney general has vaulted into the public conversation. But where does he come from? And what does he stand for?

Here’s who the U.S. President would have to inform (with a simple letter)—and who would be next in the line to take his place

Impeachment is only the first step in a chain of events that leads to removal from office, but that’s unlikely to be set off any time soon

Demands to jail Hillary Clinton rang loudly and unchallenged through Trump’s campaign rallies. Now that he’s president-elect, will he carry it out?

The more legal tangles Trump gets into or can’t escape, the less the rookie politician can focus on serving the people who elected him

Canada has some big decisions to make, and Donald Trump’s administration will play a significant role

Will the president-elect move into 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue—even with the marked lack of gold-trimmed everything?

A ‘great wall’ on the Mexican border was a signature pledge and Trump will have to do something to make good on it

All five political rookies who came before Trump had something he does not: experience working with the highest levels of government

Donald Trump lost the popular vote badly, but won the election. Do voters really accept that system?