Faced with a threat from Iran, the president left as many as 100 people to serve as decoys while he secreted himself away.

Just call him Comrade President.

The “dealmaker-in-chief” told the world last month how close the economy is to collapse if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, giving Iran plenty of incentive not to give in.

Hungarians resoundingly rejected a would-be autocrat and got another lease on life for their democracy. Can we?

The September gathering in Dallas will choose neither a candidate nor a platform, but state parties are charging thousands for the privilege of a floor seat.

After a quiet G7 visit to France last month, Trump returned to form by disrupting the NATO summit with his usual antics.

Taxpayers have spent hundreds of millions upgrading it to serve as Air Force One, but Trump plans to take it with him when he leaves office.

Trump had called the industry a "scam" but changed his mind after it backed his 2024 election campaign.

Given the opportunity to insult in person the allies he has attacked from afar, Trump did not take it and instead remained reasonably well-behaved.

Trump has historically taken the Russian dictator’s side at G7 summits, and this year does not appear to be much different

Reactions have been supportive but not effusive for Trump’s latest in a long string of claimed ends to the energy-crisis-inducing war he himself began in February.

After suffering the consequences of his war with Iran, though, the other members of the G7 are likely not in the mood to hear them

The president’s fondness for violence goes back decades, and now he is inflicting it on the nation by hosting UFC fights, known for their brutality, at the White House.

The president purchased as much as $50,000 of TKO Group Holdings even as he heavily promotes an Ultimate Fighting Championship event for his birthday.

Iran had zero highly enriched uranium until Trump tore up the nuclear agreement predecessor Obama had negotiated. Now it has half a ton.

His increasingly incomprehensible public rambling and increasingly bizarre and violent social media posts likely won’t be covered in a public report.

The president already abandoned Ukraine to Russia’s autocrat and said he would discuss the fate of the island democracy with China’s.

He flew Marine One to a LIV golf tournament in Virginia, a week after flying Air Force One to a PGA tournament in Florida, which followed an Air Force One trip to hawk his crypto coins.

Ukraine’s star rises while Trump’s autocrat friends suffer setbacks in Moscow and Budapest.

The Florida governor’s open flouting of the voter-approved ban on partisan map drawing in the state constitution gives him chits for his next presidential run.

Florida's new congressional map was designed to give Republicans four more seats in the state, 24 of the 28 total, instead of just 20.

The new map uses the same population data that the Florida governor calls flawed and outdated. Florida lawmakers approved it anyway, obeying Trump’s demands.

The governor first released the map that gives Republicans four more seats not to Florida lawmakers, but to Fox News, a key player in the GOP presidential primaries.

The focus of Trump’s mid-decade redistricting war now turns to Florida, where his demands face a constitutional ban on districts drawn to favor a party.

The announcement came either two hours or a full day, depending on which Trump statement you believe, before the expiration of the two-week halt in attacks.

Sanctions relief in return for a moratorium on nuclear fuel enrichment is the exact arrangement that Trump and many Republicans criticized for years.

With Democratic wins in special elections, Republican House members are nervous about weakening their districts to try to win more seats. The governor doesn’t seem to care.

And among the minority who received a larger break, most of the money flowed to already well-off households.

And among the minority who received a larger break, most of the money flowed to already well-off households.

Trump increased import taxes by $200 billion in 2025 — most of them illegally — some $70 billion more than his tax cuts.

Trump, since returning to office, has followed Orbán’s autocratic playbook – the same playbook that led to a landslide loss for the 16-year incumbent Sunday.

Trump has endorsed Viktor Orbán and even sent his vice president to campaign for him ahead of Sunday’s election. It may not be enough.

Iran’s enriched uranium remains in Iran. A formerly free passage through the Strait of Hormuz is now and may remain a toll route. What did we win again?

If the level of destruction in the Persian Gulf and gas prices here at home aren’t high enough for you yet, just give it a few days.

The president was already in a quandary about how to get out of the war before the lives of two F-15 crew members were endangered.

Don't expect the president to give up his thirst for revenge.

The president also again lashed out at NATO, even though it is a defensive alliance and not obligated to join in a member’s war of choice and aggression.

Two decades after Colin Powell asserted a moral responsibility for starting a Mideast war, Donald Trump declares it’s someone else’s problem.

Destroying a country’s electrical grid, its water system and stealing its oil all violate international law, and Trump says he will do them all.

This is Trump's 56th visit to his course in West Palm Beach and 110th golf day in just over 14 months in office, keeping him on track to spend $300 million on golf.

A month into his air attacks on Iran and with ground troops en route, Trump continues attacking allies while enriching the purported enemy with billions.

Two winning Democrats earned far more votes than the number of Dems who turned out, meaning they won over many independents and Republicans.

The potential 2028 presidential aspirants have publicly supported Trump’s decision to launch a major war, but in recent weeks have been less visible.

The party's run of success in special elections across the country over the past year continues even in Republican dominated Florida.

No baseball cap this time, though.

The president is again threatening to wreck the NATO alliance if members don’t help with Iran, even though the treaty is for mutual defense, not offense.

Trump already endorsed the Republican running in the coming special election, even though his home is not in the district and he is registered to vote at a motel a half hour away.

The term is defined as refusing to spare surrendering troops and killing them instead, a clear violation of the Geneva Conventions.

In a particularly unhinged appearance, the former Fox News host said the strait was open but that Iran kept attacking shipping, and there was no need to worry about it.