While his GOP colleagues become emboldened to criticize, Trump remains focused on trivialities, such as his feud with the NFL.

It is one thing to accuse the opposing political party of conspiratorial behavior, but quite another to accuse an independent government agency.

The President should consider himself above the fray and realize that not all slights should be dignified with a response.

As a 2020 Biden run looks more and more likely, Biden has started to take aim at Bernie Sanders- starting with his stances on the wealthy.

Trying to engage with North Korea is a difficult, maddening task, but the costs of failure are astronomical.

By failing to “drain the swamp” and prevent his underlings from pursuing luxury and profit, Trump has little to differentiate himself from his own characterization of his Democratic predecessor.

It will take some impressive acrobatics to go from condemning Hillary Clinton’s private email use to ignoring Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trump, Reince Priebus, and Steve Bannon.

The door is open for a moderate Democrat to claim frontrunner status among centrists and portray himself as the “voice of reason.”

Amidst a slew of legislative defeats compounded by natural disasters, voters may be quickly falling out of love with the unilateral majority they handed the GOP in 2016.

It looks like some Republicans are choosing a political sabbatical over re-election in 2018. Are they trying to disassociate themselves from the Trump Administration?