The president came under fire over his relationship with the military after he criticized the commander of the mission that killed Osama bin Laden.
Donald Trump
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Congress to review Ivanka Trump’s use of personal email account while a White House adviser
Using private email for government purposes is a possible violation of federal record-keeping laws. The president says the messages didn’t contain classified material.
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Haitian labor a key ingredient in many Americans’ holiday meals
Immigrants have breathed new life into the North Carolina home of Butterball turkey, a Thanksgiving mainstay.
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Trump says U.S. won’t punish Saudi Arabia, ‘a great ally,’ for journalist’s murder
Lawmakers condemn the president’s position, which ignores the CIA’s conclusion that the Saudi crown prince ordered the killing of Jamal Khashoggi.
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Judge blocks Trump order denying asylum for migrants
Legal groups sued the administration after Trump issued a proclamation saying anyone crossing the southern border between official ports of entry would be denied asylum.
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Next White House correspondents’ dinner will feature a historian, not a comedian
The decision is a break from tradition and follows a controversial stand-up act by comedian Michelle Wolf at last April’s dinner.
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Ivanka Trump used personal account to send emails about government business
Some advisers to the president fear that his daughter’s reported practices are similar to those for which Hillary Clinton was criticized.
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Our View: Stop slow-walking bids for U.S. citizenship
The federal government has built a bureaucratic wall to stifle aspirations.
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Jim Fossel: Timing of Sessions ouster may be 2020 strategy
Trump could be aiming to push Democrats toward politically unattractive recalcitrance.
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Commentary: C’mon, liberals, take a break from the bubble
Would-be 2020 Democratic presidential aspirants should seek out tough interviews with interlocutors of every political stripe.