Donald Trump
Coverage of the 45th president of the United States, from his domestic and foreign policy to his tweets.
There’s still much we don’t know, but the shooting could further inflame concerns about political violence in the US.
The former Louisiana surgeon general has shared debunked theories about vaccines and autism.
How MAGA’s war on Mark Kelly is a sign of a deeper weakness.
Why Trump’s favorite prosecutor is out of a job.
Seven questions about that unusual Mamdani-Trump meeting, answered.
Who’s really in charge on health policy?
Basic lawyering mistakes are impeding Trump’s agenda.
After near-unanimous support in Congress, the bill is headed to Trump’s desk.
Oops.
After Indiana opts out, is Republican redistricting backfiring?
Thus far, the justices have signaled they may not let him — yet.
The government has had troves of evidence for years.
After 43 days, the government is almost open again.
“A pal is a wonderful thing.”
And save you $1,000 in the process.
Yes, polls showed more people blaming Trump. But on their substantive demands, the party was drawing dead.
What a president for Gen Alpha might be like.
Trump’s airport restrictions kick in.
Vox’s Astead Herndon and immigration reporter Molly O’Toole unpack the latest (confusing) polls.
Federalism: It matters!
The Trump administration just killed an IRS tool for free, direct tax filing.
What New Jersey can teach the parties about Latino voters.
The 2025 elections illuminate a nightmare scenario for the Republican Party.
The Supreme Court might take away Trump’s international weapon of first resort.
Trump’s tariffs appear to be in trouble.
Trump muddies the waters on urgent food assistance.
Cheney’s final political act was patriotism, but his life’s work was autocracy.
Trump’s preventable SNAP chaos, briefly explained.
How do you sell America when no one agrees on what America is?
A new purge of ICE leaders and the empowerment of Border Patrol sets the stage for a more extreme crackdown in US cities.
Trump’s National Guard “quick reaction forces,” briefly explained.
A trade truce, a nuclear threat: What to make of the Trump-Xi meeting.
A new strategy to stop business elites from bending the knee.
If the Republican justices apply the same rules to Trump that they did to Biden, Trump’s tariffs must fall.
Kat Abughazaleh described her indictment as “a political prosecution.”
Voters are still really angry about inflation and high prices.
The ballroom project is totally unprecedented.
The president’s peacemaking claims range from partly true to misleading to baffling.
Trump is mad at an anti-tariff ad from Canada — so he’s ratcheting up his tariffs.