The president is undermining his administration’s message in Myanmar and China with his attacks on the U.S. press corps, critics say.
By his standards, the president didn’t throw many sharp elbows at his peers during a two-day visit to France. It was still all about him.
The French president spoke as 60 world leaders gathered in Paris to mark Armistice Day.
The U.S. president, engaged in several political fights back in Washington, seemed subdued as he began a pared down weekend of ceremonies to mark World War I.
The president’s supporters say he fights all opponents with equal gusto, but some wonder why he often questions blacks’ intelligence and qualifications.
The erosion of the president’s political power in Washington could blunt his domestic agenda but opens uncertain possibilities on foreign policy
The president’s attempt to use executive power, in reaction to increasing numbers of Central American families entering the U.S., is expected to prompt rapid legal challenges.
The president has eschewed offering formal legal proclamations to assert special powers in favor of rhetorical warnings aimed at stoking public fears.
The White House spokeswoman punts when offered a chance to offer policy details after accusing reporters of blaming President Trump for extremist attacks.
The president said responding to damage in Puerto Rico was “by far the most difficult” compared with storms in Texas and Florida last year.