For President Trump, things are going from plaid to worse
From Bob Woodward, to the New York Times, and now Plaid Shirt Guy, The Donald is getting it from all angles
Jacob Heilbrunn is editor of The National Interest. He lives in Washington DC
From Bob Woodward, to the New York Times, and now Plaid Shirt Guy, The Donald is getting it from all angles
Another rough day for the self-proclaimed ‘Ernest Hemingway’ of Twitter
The President reacts with neuralgic sensitivity to any imputations that he might be a Russian agent or subject to influence from Moscow
And he won’t like either
Google is the latest tech giant ‘rigged’ against conservatives, according to the President
The Vice President is the only one who has everything to gain by remaining at his side and replacing him
Don McGahn has sent Trump into another Twitter frenzy
What, no tanks?
Three hundred papers led by the Boston Globe fronted up for press freedom
The President has a consistent pattern of denigrating black people with special fervour.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders depicted her as the classic aggrieved employee who is thirsting for revenge against her old boss.
While his lawyers want to avoid a showdown, the inartful dodger may be eager for one.
The Manafort trial has already dented Trump’s regular contention that Special Counsel is merely conducting a witch hunt.
The eldest daughter distances herself from her father’s political views, while the eldest son wallows in them.
A war is breaking out in the GOP between Trump and the more mainstream elements of the party.
The former campaign manager heads to trial tomorrow.
Tariffs and turncoat lawyers could soon dwarf the President’s other problems.
The president who campaigned on extricating Washington from wars in the Middle East seems intent on starting a fresh one.
The Russian president may yet come to Washington, DC, which will only make them madder.
The legacy of his presidency may be to fortify suspicions of Moscow and his chum Putin.