Showing results for: donald trump (page 1367)
Scenes from deplorable America: Some Donald Trump supporters are making it clear why Hillary Clinton called them out
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump's supporters are letting their bigotry show for all the world to see
WATCH: Donald Trump’s inauguration as he becomes the 45th president
Jeremy Binckes
Donald Trump takes the oath of office and sets the tone for the next four years
D.C.’s free marijuana giveaway may be more popular than Donald Trump’s inauguration
Jeremy Binckes
D.C. crowds seemed more eager to smoke pot than greet the new president
“We are the majority”: Liberal celebrities host an anti-Trump rally outside his hotel in New York City
Taylor Link
Thousands attended a protest as President Donald Trump becomes a reality
The faces of inauguration day: A Salon visual essay
Peter Cooper
The swearing-in ceremony of Donald Trump attracted a wide diversity of looks, attitudes and opinions
Donald Trump’s inauguration sermon was called “When God chooses a leader” and was delivered by a controversial preacher
Matthew Rozsa
Rev. Robert Jeffress is anti-gay and anti-Muslim — and he gave Donald Trump a sermon
Corey Lewandowski, ex-Donald Trump aide, says his lobbying firm is the president’s “K Street office”
Matthew Rozsa
President Trump may have promised to drain the swamp, but he has his very own Swamp Thing in Lewandowski
Newt Gingrich wants to fire federal employees who voted for Clinton
Sophia Tesfaye
"There won’t be any real cooperation until we change federal law so we can fire them”
Donald Trump wanted a military parade down Pennsylvania Avenue, but settled for a 20-plane flyover
Matthew Rozsa
The president-elect has a thing for military parades
President Trump, torture fan: New documents on CIA’s secret program hint at a dark future
Heather Digby Parton
New evidence emerges on the Bush-era torture program, as Trump takes office. He wants to go "much tougher"
The butcher’s bill has come due: President Donald Trump is about to victimize his own voters
Chauncey DeVega
Our new president's supporters are likely to suffer from his regressive policies. I have no compassion for them
The FBI is leading an investigation into Donald Trump’s connections with Russia
Matthew Rozsa
Trump is about to take over a government that has suspicions about whether he has been compromised by Russia
After oath, Trump faces ambitious Day One to-do list
Ken Thomas, Josh Boak
NAFTA and the TPP could be on the chopping block immediately — but sees Monday as the first day of his presidency
Bumpy road to confirmation: Donald Trump’s Cabinet tripped up by revelations of unpaid taxes, undocumented household staff
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump's picks to head OMB and the Commerce Dept. have both run into ethical issues regarding their housekeepers
Donald Trump’s far-right inauguration: Meet some of the more extreme faith leaders at the event
Peter Montgomery
Trump's crowd includes one woman who "spent her life taking money from gullible people in the name of religion"
How to watch inauguration events, with or without TV
Barbara Ortutay
The lack of a TV set shouldn't prevent you from following today's inauguration ceremony -- or the protests
Steve Mnuchin’s disclosure wobble: Treasury nominee struggles to explain his ethical lapse — and that’s before we get to his boss
Simon Maloy
How can Treasury nominee Steve Mnuchin keep Donald Trump's conflicts in check if he can't explain his own?
Trump’s trade war: Threats against Mexico could affect consumers
Angelo Young
Mexico would have more to lose in a trade war, but consumers on both sides of the border would feel the impact
Divergent paths: How Trump differs from European nationalists
Brian Porter-Szücs
While Trump might resemble these European nationalists, he might be undone by ties to the Republican party
Kiss the ring: Republican Senate candidates told they need to get on Donald Trump’s good side
Matthew Rozsa
President-elect Donald Trump is definitely remaking the GOP in his image
We need the truth about Trump and Russia now
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
Russia's interference in the election is a clear and present danger that could explode at any minute
Women are marching for many different reasons — and they didn’t need your permission
Andrea King Collier
Many women, many reasons: "Those who seek to dial back the progress this country has made, I will not stand for it"
Breaking: Greatest Living American Writer: “Cry, my beloved president”
Neal Pollack
America steers from calm, sophisticated literary waters into a stormy sludge of innuendo and racist frog memes
We will miss Barack Obama for a lot of things but not his cultural policy
Scott Timberg
The president has done some very good things. But his support for the arts and humanities is not among them
Page: 1367