Donald Trump

David Moscrop: What’s on the line when someone in whom public trust is placed fails to react appropriately to shame?

Adnan R. Khan: In the U.S. president’s worldview, the strong must beat the weak into submission. But Iran is proving it is not so weak after all.

Allen Abel: The president’s hotel in Washington draws crowds of gawkers and hangers-on—and this week, a lawsuit that points to bigger troubles

Adnan R. Khan: Trump seemed to finally grasp what everyone in Afghanistan already knew: The Taliban can’t be trusted and are now intertwined with al Qaeda.

Donald Trump’s near-certain acquittal in the Senate no longer discourages his foes in the House

Former G.O.P. strongholds like the Ninth District of North Carolina are increasingly in play thanks to Trump’s toxic politics, boding ill for the party in 2020

Image of the Week: This was decidedly one moment in front of the camera that Donald Trump did not own

The president claims to be 6-foot-3, but the traditional ’family photo’ at the recent G7 summit suggests he’s shorter than the 6-foot-2 Justin Trudeau

Scott Gilmore: It’s become increasingly clear that U.S. power is not only absent under Trump, but unneeded. It is unlikely anyone will unlearn this lesson.

Calum Marsh: The widespread cheapening of Twitter discourse by attention-seeking politicians and journalists is form of ‘shock advertising,’ and one big waste of everyone’s time