Trump Administration Archive
Archives for July 2017
With a new chief of staff, Trump’s refocusing on his top priority: making America afraid again.
A retired general on the dangers of a president surrounding himself with military leaders.
Or, at least, why Trump thinks he is.
Here’s how he could do it.
There’s a solution, but they’re not going to like it.
The speech was all about him (and his election night victory and a cocktail party he went to once).
The attorney general is deeply committed to an ideological agenda — and working hard to turn it into reality.
The saga continues.
“This is how it’s done.” —Glenn Carle
David French on Trump, Russian collusion, and the future of the Republican Party.
Persuading the Senate he’ll be independent of Trump won’t be easy; if he’s confirmed, persuading his own agents could be harder.
This is what happens when you don’t come clean the first time.
17 legal experts on what Donald Trump Jr.‘s emails about the Russia meeting prove — and don’t prove.
Trump’s former campaign manager and the closest adviser to his presidency were — at best — catastrophically negligent.
Imagine if the Clintons had done what the Trumps did on Russia.