US President Donald Trump holds a National Economic Council listening session with the CEOs of small and community banks, in the Roosevelt Room at the White House in Washington, DC, USA, 09 March 2017. Trump wants to hear from some twelve CEOs what might prevent them from lending to consumers and small businesses. (KEVIN DIETSCH/EPA/CP) EPA

Daily Trump Tracker: Trump’s final resting place?

A positive jobs report, negative words for Obamacare and more from another busy day at the Trump White House

By Aaron Hutchins

March 10, 2017

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US President Donald Trump holds a National Economic Council listening session with the CEOs of small and community banks, in the Roosevelt Room at the White House in Washington, DC, USA, 09 March 2017. Trump wants to hear from some twelve CEOs what might prevent them from lending to consumers and small businesses. (KEVIN DIETSCH/EPA/CP)

You’re hired

Donald Trump’s campaign promise to focus on getting America working again had a good first month, as the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the country added 235,000 jobs in February. One month down, 47 to go.

Trump Cemetery and Golf Club?

The President might call New York home, but will his final resting place be in New Jersey? The Trump Organization has filed the paperwork to build two graveyards near a Trump golf course, according to the Washington Post, with one 10-plot cemetery overlooking the opening hole. In the 2014 filing, the company wrote: “Mr. Trump...specifically chose this property for his final resting place.”

Putting off retirement

Maclean’s in Conversation: Dawn of the Biden era

Senior writer Paul Wells reconvenes our distinguished panel of U.S. political observers to discuss the insurrection, the inauguration and what’s next for President Biden

Leaked document suggests U.S. court could undo Roe v. Wade

Politics Insider for May 3: Angry so-cons; the love-fest in Ontario

Nancy Pelosi, the House Democratic Leader, was all ready for retirement last year—under one condition. “If Hillary had won, I was ready to go home,” she said Friday at an event hosted by the Christian Science Monitor. But, much to her chagrin, Trump won, and that’s why she’s sticking around.

Expiry date: 2017

It’s no secret that Trump hates Obamacare. But in a meeting with House committee chairs, the president claimed premiums stemming from the Affordable Health Care Act were "meant to explode" in 2017 because Barack Obama wouldn’t be in office anymore.

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