Critics warn that recent moderate decisions are just a smoke screen to hide deep-seated bias

Critics warn the president is turning the federal government into a weapon to punish ordinary citizens.

Olivia Troye, a former President Donald Trump national-security official who publicly warned about threats during his first administration, is sounding the alarm again.

According to journalist Brian Beutler, Republicans have “quietly admitted that Joe Biden won.”

A decade after winning the 2016 GOP presidential nomination, U.S. President Donald Trump continues to relentlessly attack the press — often accusing reporters of spreading “fake news.” And according to legal scholar and former federal prosecutor Barbara McQuade, Trump has a major reason for lashing out at the press: his fear of answering tough questions.

President Donald Trump’s attempt to repaint the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has spiraled into an embarrassing debacle that refuses to die. In the latest twist, the Department of Justice seems to have yet again blown its own case against former Olympian David Hearn, who was arrested on charges of vandalizing the pool.

President Donald Trump spent Wednesday morning with reporters telling them about his new pavement on the White House South Lawn and the helipad.

During his Tuesday show, David Pakman argued that Trump is showing “exactly” the type of problems that Republicans spent four years mocking and insulting Biden for.

Last week, President Donald Trump ordered the Navy to return to steam power for its airplane-launching catapults, reversing the move toward modern electromagnetic systems and dragging the U.S. fleet back into the 19th century. According to former naval officer and Hudson Institute senior fellow Bryan Clark, Trump’s order “risks crippling fleet readiness — already at its lowest point in decades.”

As reports of the deteriorating conditions aboard the USS Lincoln and other naval vessels have emerged, President Donald Trump’s dismissive attitude toward sailors’ suffering has drawn no shortage of criticism. According to a new analysis by the Washington Post, the commander-in-chief’s lackluster r…