Trump’s Manafort Problem
thinks the US president has good reason to be nervous as his 2016 campaign manager's criminal trial proceeds.
Elizabeth Drew
Elizabeth Drew is a contributing editor at The New Republic and the author, most recently, of Washington Journal: Reporting Watergate and Richard Nixon's Downfall.
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Trump’s Child Hostages
thinks the US president's anti-immigration grandstanding could prove to be a winning political strategy.
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The Divine Right of Donald
thinks President Trump's recent assertions of quasi-monarchical power reflect his growing desperation.
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Fifty Shades of Trump
wonders whether the US president's lurid private life may be about to catch up with his many other problems.
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Trump’s Battered Presidency
examines why the dysfunction in the White House went from bad to worse in the space of a single week.
