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After Trump"s Twitter ban, critics want other populists like Brazil"s Jair Bolsonaro and India"s Narendra Modi booted from social media
Critics see tech platforms' Trump ban as an opportunity to deplatform other populist politicians who spread misinformation. President Donald Trump and Indian prime minister Narendra Modi. Hindustan Times / Contri.....»»
The bank that loaned Trump money to buy a $18 million home next to Mar-A-Lago is the latest lender to cut ties with the president following the US Capitol siege
Professional Bank, which loaned Trump money to buy a Florida home, joins Deutsche Bank and Signature Bank in cutting ties with the president. US President Donald Trump.....»»
Trump told Pence "you can either go down in history as a patriot, or you can go down in history as a p---y" before certification vote in Congress, The New York Times reported
Throughout their tenure, the two have rarely clashed, with Vice President Mike Pence providing a silent, stoic support for Trump's agenda. President Donald Trump listens to Vice President Mike Pence during a news confere.....»»
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is inclined to vote to convict Trump in an impeachment trial, new report says
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is also talking to GOP colleagues about whether he should ask Trump to resign, The New York Times reports. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell listens to President Donald Trump talks to reporters wh.....»»
Trump is reportedly more upset about his club not hosting a golf tournament than he is about likely being impeached for a 2nd time
The president was "gutted" after the PGA pulled its 2022 championship from his golf course, according to The New York Times. President Donald Trump at Trump National Go.....»»
After being booted off Twitter, Trump is reluctant to do in-person briefings because he rarely knows the answers to questions, The New York Times reported
President Donald Trump was barred from Twitter after his supporters stormed the US Capitol, and The Times noted he his relative silence since then. President Donald Trump in November. Photo.....»»
Trump is reluctant to do in-person briefings after being booted off Twitter because he rarely knows the answers to questions, the New York Times reported
Trump was banned from Twitter after his supporters stormed the US Capitol, and the Times noted he has not used other methods to speak to Americans. President Donald Trump in November 2020. Photo by BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images Presi.....»»
Trump has discussed pardoning himself in recent weeks: report
President Donald Trump has suggested to aides he wants to pardon himself in the final days of his presidency, the New York Times reported Thursday, citing two people with knowledge of the discussions. Th.....»»
: How the world reacted to the chaos in D.C. — today’s overseas front pages
“U.S. Capitol under siege” blasted The Times, in the U.K., with a separate piece suggesting “Donald Trump has disgraced tradition and that will be his lasting legacy.”.....»»
: How the world reacted to the chaos in D.C. — today’s global front pages
“U.S. Capitol under siege” blasted The Times, in the U.K., with a separate piece suggesting “Donald Trump has disgraced tradition and that will be his lasting legacy.”.....»»
Trump"s video message on D.C. rioting prompts Facebook, Twitter, YouTube to take action
The unprecedented riots that took place at the Capitol Building in Washington on Wednesday led to a video message from President Donald Trump that called for protestors to go home while also continuing to claim the presidential election was stolen fro.....»»
Trump tells his violent supporters who stormed the Capitol "you"re very special," but asks them "to go home"
President Donald Trump's taped message to .....»»
Trump is still wrongly insisting that Pence can change the election result, and he called a New York Times report that said otherwise "fake news"
Vice President Mike Pence has the awkward job Wednesday of confirming Joe Biden as president-elect - but it wouldn't change anything if he refused. President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence. Drew Angerer/Getty Images.....»»
Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows ultimately convinced the President a mask mandate was a bad idea
"The base will revolt," Meadows told President Trump, according to a report from The New York Times. President Donald Trump and White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows. Mark Wilson/Getty Images .....»»
"Yes, it is the president"s fault": New York Times reporter rips into the Trump administration"s response to the pandemic and says he thinks CDC head should resign
Screenshot/CNN New York Times science and health reporter Donald McNeil Jr. slammed President Donald Trump and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Dir.....»»
US debt is exploding because of the virus. Is it near a breaking point?
President Donald Trump is living up to his self-given nickname "King of Debt." On his watch, the United States has borrowed aggressively -- during the good times, and now the bad times......»»
Trump says Biden "should respond" to Tara Reade"s assault allegation, but suggests the accusation could be false because "I"ve been falsely charged numerous times"
Win McNamee/Getty Images President Donald Trump said that fomer Vice President Joe Biden "should respond" to allegations made by a former Senate staffer, Tara Reade, who alleges.....»»
Trump reportedly encouraged Fox News host Sean Hannity to pursue a lawsuit against The New York Times
Twitter/Sean Hannity President Donald Trump reportedly encouraged Fox News host Sean Hannity to pursue legal action against The.....»»
Trump"s daily briefings warned about COVID-19 at least a dozen times before the US outbreak, but he "failed to register" the threat
Win McNamee/Getty Images US intelligence officials warned President Donald Trump about the threat of the novel c.....»»
Coronavirus update: 2.44 million cases worldwide, 167,369 deaths; and U.S. restaurants seek billions in federal aid
The number of U.S. cases of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 moved closer to 800,000 on Monday, as President Donald Trump offered support for protesters flouting state and local government rules on staying-at-home in an effort to contain the spread......»»