Europe should be careful in wishing for their own Trump
They shouldn’t be seduced by his pro-business, anti-woke agenda
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They shouldn’t be seduced by his pro-business, anti-woke agenda
Making Europe Great Again will not be straightforward
His appointment is a disruptive move at a time when Trump 2.0 is turning democratic politics in the English-speaking world on its head
He has two overriding goals: to build a lasting MAGA movement and to roll back the bureaucratic state
My run-in with the Wall Street Journal reporter who unmasked Marko Elez
Plus: Trump plans more tariffs
The VP will be taking on the challenge of living up to one of Trump’s more audacious promises
Plus: See ya to the CIA?
Washington’s Soviet-style subterfuge is coming to an end
It’s another indication that this time around, the Trump 2.0 machine is working much better than the first time
The offshore and onshore wind sectors are in full-blown panic mode
Plus: Other countries tariff-ied
The shock for the informed is not that Trump declared the Mexican state a narco-regime, but that it didn’t happen years ago
The organization may not be long for this world
Plus: What the coming tariffs might mean for Americans
Desperate media partisans were forced to delete tweets suggesting President Trump’s actions could be to blame
The sentence followed a nine-week jury trial
At the core of DOGE’s problem is its mission
If Democrats or intel-friendly Republicans were hoping to trip her up, they failed today
Plus: Why Kamala missed out on Rogan
In forcing Colombia’s president to take illegal immigrants, Trump is presenting a revamped approach to foreign affairs
In less than a week, the first lady has managed to reinvent herself with remarkable ease and efficiency
She’s my friend. And a patriot
Plus: Comer’s crime against publishing
There’s no disputing the potential to find everything from gold to rare earth elements. But the operating difficulties are truly formidable
Plus: Behind Trump’s first presidential phone calls
That includes former officials, even if they are the president’s political opponents
By the late 1990s and onwards, White House advisers and presidents openly declared their love of executive orders
He advances after a 51-49 Senate vote
Plus: Cabinet confirmations continue
The country is in the grip of the Trump common-sense vortex
The border, federal government hiring, TikTok — he covered a lot
None of the performers mattered when all attendees wanted was their president
Also — what exactly constitutes a pardon?