Donald Trump

Republicans and Dems both claim to sympathize, but the bureaucrats aren’t hungry enough for either side to stand down

In Toronto, the potential Democratic presidential candidate also condemned the president’s comments on the Huawei case

Adnan R. Khan: If the president’s wildly uninformed decision about Syria is the new norm for U.S. foreign policy, the world is in for a rough ride

Scott Gilmore: Still fighting for his border wall, the president droned through an unconvincing speech. Like his presidency, it didn’t accomplish much.

Three weeks into a government shutdown, the U.S. president will speak from the White House on Jan. 8 at 9 p.m. ET. Watch it here.

Allen Abel: The Democratic women of the 116th Congress are already a force to be reckoned with. But are they a force to banish Trump?

Terry Glavin: The president’s recent claim that the Soviets were ’right’ to invade Afghanistan is worse than idiotic—it’s downright frightening

Terry Glavin: The Kurds were the ones giving ISIS a thrashing when the U.S. and Obama would not. Now Trump’s America is leaving them for dead.

Allen Abel: Two years after his election, Trump is proving his personal creed that power is everything—and damn the cost to his country

Tabatha Southey: No one would play the Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come until a Trump insider—who’s already taking on another big job—finally took the gig