President Donald Trump is entering unstable “new territory,” according to his one-time biographer, as new reports indicate that his closest officials and allies are being driven to betray him and leak stories out of frustration.Michael Wolff is a longtime author and journalist, best known for his ex…
Knowing that Republican successes in the upcoming midterm elections depend in part on lowering gas prices, President Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed they either are already down or will soon go down.Both experts and Trump’s fellow Republicans disagree with him.“But that’s going to come tumbling …
A recent report interviewed President Donald Trump supporters who know his economic policies are hurting them — but will still vote Republican in the upcoming midterm elections.”Dan Lloyd, who voted for Trump, lamented the president’s leadership as the 63-year-old carpenter paid $4.39 a gallon to fi…
President Donald Trump’s threats against the Kennedy Center show a distinct misunderstanding of how the institution actually works, one culture critic argued for MS NOW, as he seems unwilling or unable to treat it differently than one of his failed hotels.Earlier this week, a federal judge, Christop…
A Republican lawmaker running for reelection in a tight race is trying to distance himself from President Donald Trump — but voters will not let him do so. In an NPR report on Colorado’s third congressional district, journalist Bente Birkeland interviewed voters about their incumbent Republican lawm…
“President Trump knows that one way to gain advantage in the legal fight over a controversial construction project is to link it to a military need”
Historical analogies are always dicey but hoo boy, with the state of the economy, the price of oil, and a new round of polling, Donald Trump is giving off serious Jimmy Carter vibes. I think Carter was a good president, but too many variables were out of his control, especially inflation. By the end…
A real-world cyber threat looms over the White House.
With Trump focusing on personal projects instead of winning votes, a top government professor explains how Democrats can spot and expose a rigged outcome.