If he wins in November, he’ll have to act quickly to return the US into compliance with the nuclear deal, or else there won’t be a deal left to return to.

This year’s record declines could be attributed in part to perceptions of the country’s — and Trump’s — handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

Trump is doing whatever he can to make it impossible for his successor to resolve some of the world’s most intractable problems.

The two leaders have formed a unique partnership mired in corruption and fraught with international isolation.

Surprise, regime change in Venezuela via crippling sanctions and saber rattling didn’t work after all.

A staffer at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies is trolling critics on Twitter using tactics that could put his targets in real danger.

The only thing Trump did by bragging to Bob Woodward about what he thought was some new secret weapon is put the US on a course of a dangerous nuclear arms race.

It’s only mid-afternoon and Army Lieutenant General Victor Constant has already had a bad day. Soon after he arrived at the office at 0700, the Chief had called. “Come see me. We need to talk.”

The Trump administration has been vague about its objections to the court, beyond claiming that it incorporates a bias against the United States and Israel.

We shouldn’t be surprised to see federal troops using violence to crack down on protests in American streets — the US has been helping foreign governments do it for decades