Donald Trump
Coverage of the 45th president of the United States, from his domestic and foreign policy to his tweets.
With near daily strikes against Yemen’s Houthis, is there an end in sight?
The latest on the trade war.
Yale professor David W. Blight explains why Trump is far from the first to try to rewrite the record.
Gold has become a rare safe bet in Trump’s economy.
He texted attack plans to a journalist, but the defense secretary’s problems go well beyond that.
As Trump wages war against Harvard, something unprecedented is happening on Florida’s college campuses.
Businesses and consumers are already appearing to panic.
In this conservative state, the wind is too strong for politics to slow it down.
Trump wants to reverse years of climate progress. It won’t be easy.
Climate progress is actually good business.
The future for our planet looks bleak. Here’s why it’s not.
In an unusual overnight order, most of the justices voted to halt several illegal deportations.
How can you punish Trump officials for violating the law, when federal law enforcement is controlled by Trump?
The Democratic Party faces an electoral math problem post-Trump. A new project is trying to solve it.
A large share of the country still seems to view the Republican Party as the party of the people.
Judges are threatening consequences if the administration keeps flouting their rulings.
China came to Trump’s trade war ready to fight.
Consumer confidence is plunging, bond markets are panicking, and gas prices are coming down alarmingly quickly.
The Trump administration is attempting to gain partial control over one of the nation’s top universities.
The Court is likely to give Trump broad, unchecked authority over the federal workforce.
His team argues it can leave a wrongfully deported man in a foreign mega-prison.
Trump’s podcasting and new media allies in the “manosphere” don’t know what to make of his tariff policy.
The inconvenient truth about trade.
We don’t know what happened to Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s whereabouts — and it should worry every American.
Everyone likes cheap consumer goods that will get more expensive under Trump’s tariffs.
Even Trump’s lawyers concede that deporting Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia was illegal.
He’s trying to criminalize telling the truth about 2020.
Nobody knows what Trump will do next — and that’s a problem.
Trump’s power to declare a national emergency is a national emergency.
He paused some tariffs — and then escalated a trade war with China.
There’s a questionable assumption fueling the stock market rally.
His advisers claimed it was all part of the plan. Trump said otherwise.
Trump believes that if the US has a trade deficit with a country, they’re “beating” us. Huh?
It’s not just the wealthy.
Trump’s crackdown on foreign students and scientists will do irreparable harm to the country.
Is America remaking the global economy or leaving it to its rival?
After the tariffs, they’re worried they made a MAGA mistake.
Plus 6 other questions about Trump’s tariffs, answered.