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For 187 harrowing minutes, the president watched his supporters attack the Capitol - and resisted pleas to stop them. → Read More
In the wake of the mob attack on the Capitol that he incited, Trump is now destined to slink out of the White House diminished and increasingly isolated. → Read More
The pandemonium would seem to be a natural culmination of what Trump and compliant Republicans have wrought on the nation they swore an oath to protect. → Read More
He claimed without evidence that the nation’s election system was “under coordinated assault and siege” and that it was “statistically impossible” for him to have lost to President-elect Joe Biden. → Read More
The president has repeatedly sought to instill panic in his supporters, warning darkly of dangers from illegal immigrants, crime and racial justice protesters. → Read More
The security perimeter around the White House keeps expanding. Tall black fencing is going up seemingly by the hour. Armed guards and sharpshooters and combat troops are omnipresent. → Read More
In their statements, however, was an implicit recognition that they had failed during their own tenures as president to solve the problem that has plagued the country throughout its history. → Read More
The president, in consultation with some aides, decided not to give a speech Sunday about the violent protests over what many see as systemic racial injustice by law enforcement. → Read More
On the day Attorney General William Barr moved to drop criminal charges against former national security adviser Michael Flynn — again winning the adulation of Donald Trump, the US president — he was paid a special visit. → Read More
Despite attacks by other candidates, many voters say they believe backing a billionaire may be the only way to ensure that Trump is defeated in November. → Read More
President Trump is actively seeking to rewrite the narrative that had been meticulously documented by federal law enforcement and intelligence officials, both for immediate political gain and for history. → Read More
Historians and legal experts say the Senate is poised to lower the bar for permissible conduct on the part of the nation’s leaders. → Read More
President Trump becomes the third president in history to be impeached by the House, facing charges he pressured Ukraine to help his reelection. He faces a likely Senate trial in January, where he is expected to be acquitted. → Read More
Trump is taking a page out of the Clinton playbook. Then-President Bill Clinton survived his 1998 impeachment in part because the economy was roaring and because he appeared to many voters to be relentlessly focused on doing the business of the American people. → Read More
It is his second visit to a combat zone; he visited troops in Iraq last Christmas. → Read More
After two weeks of extraordinary open hearings that Democrats envisioned as their best opportunity to shape public opinion on impeachment, Donald Trump claims to be impervious to the cascade of damaging revelations because of hardening Republican opposition to his removal from office. → Read More
As the inquiry hurtles toward impeachment and a Senate trial, Republicans on Capitol Hill are solidly behind the president, even if they offer scattershot and at times contradictory defenses of his alleged wrongdoing. → Read More
The unidentified author claims that senior Trump administration officials considered resigning en masse last year in a “midnight self-massacre” to sound a public alarm about the president’s conduct. → Read More
Donald Trump unleashed a gusher of foul language, referring to himself as a “son of a bitch,” claiming that Joe Biden was a good vice president only because “he understood how to kiss Barack Obama's ass,” and saying “hell” 18 times - and that was all in a singl → Read More
Donald Trump unleashed a gusher of foul language, referring to himself as a “son of a bitch,” claiming that Joe Biden was a good vice president only because “he understood how to kiss Barack Obama’s ass,” and saying “hell” 18 times – and that was all in a single campaign rally. → Read More