Fifty years of telling people who to be angry about rather than who to serve led us to this point.
Donald Trump
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Europe may look to China as U.S. exits climate pact
The two are expected to pursue a warmer relationship in light of President Trump’s rejection of the Paris accord, officials say.
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Kathy Griffin fears career is over because of gruesome Trump video
But the comedian says at a news conference that plans to keep making fun of the president.
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Q&A: Could executive privilege keep Comey from testifying?
The president may have a weak case for claiming that his conversations with the former FBI director should be considered private.
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Les Otten: We don’t need Washington to figure out the future of our planet
We have the ultimate power in our capitalistic democracy – we decide how to spend our money.
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Our View: President Trump isn’t putting Maine first on climate change
The state is already feeling the effects of global warming, and they are just going to get worse if the U.S. isn’t part of the effort to address it.
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States, cities pledge action on climate even without Trump
Thirty-five states already comply with emissions standards set for 2022.
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Commentary: Kushner retains influence despite stunning missteps, poor instincts
He is now a focus of an FBI probe for allegedly suggesting the setup of a secret communications channel with Russia.
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Charles Krauthammer: President Trump hands Putin a victory with his speech to NATO
What Trump left out of his speech means that the American deterrent in Europe is weakened.
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Trump’s cellphone diplomacy raises concerns about national security
When the president uses his government-issued cellphone, his calls are vulnerable to eavesdropping, particularly from foreign governments, experts say.