Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman says allegations of corruption surrounding President Donald Trump and his administration are finally registering with voters.

On Monday, a longtime GOP insider and member of President Donald Trump’s first administration asserted that he has “destroyed” the Republican Party.

Economics and public policy professor at the University of Michigan, Justin Wolfers, sent the host and an CNBC economics reporter into chuckles describing President Donald Trump policies, particularly on fuel prices, as a kind of Trump two-step. Speaking to MS NOW’s Stephanie Ruhle, CNBC senior econ…

Democrats are keen to begin “aggressive oversight” of the Trump administration if and when they regain power in the midterms, but according to a new Politico report, the party has descended into squabbling over how to crack down on a specific issue: corporate capitulation.As the Monday report explai…

As President Donald Trump appears to be surrounding himself more and more with comforting people, conservative commentator Rick Wilson revealed that some key figures are desperate to get out, describing them as saying, “Come, sweet meteor of death.”

Michael Wolff claims Trump has a deep-seated intellectual insecurity that explains why the president strictly locks down his past and fills his cabinet with compliant “yes-men.”

A considerable number of voters still believe that President Donald Trump is honest, despite the mountain of evidence of his lies. And, according to one New York Times columnist, an insidious myth underlying American culture explains the problem.In his latest “Takes” series video posted to YouTube, …

On Friday evening, a widely cited psychologist noted a number of “concerning” and “strange” behaviors by President Donald Trump, suggesting that the 80-year-old commander-in-chief is experiencing some form of “neurological decline.” This is according to Dr. John Garrison, who warns that during Trump…

President Donald Trump was lapping up the love from MAGA supporters from the deep-red shelter of an Alabama venue. But even Trump’s University of Alabama refuge in Mobile could not protect him from a punishing volley of corrections from the local newspaper.

While many political analysts assume the president will fight to hold onto power at all costs, a compelling new argument suggests a voluntary exit from the Oval Office might actually be his most calculated move yet.