Without congressional approval, Trump could arguably impose tariffs based on national security, unfair trade practices, or to address severe balance-of-payment deficits. But by his own admission, he's doing it to raise revenue, which exceeds his authority under the Constitution.

Add China’s President Xi to the list of world leaders who have learned to out-negotiate Trump with little effort, merely by stroking his (unjustifiably massive) ego.

You should have trusted your first instinct, Bob.

The phrase "yelled at windmills," originating from the novel Don Quixote, refers to someone's engaging in a futile battle against an imaginary foe.

In every such instance in American history before this one, the alleged assassin, or attempted assassin, has been subjected to intense, public investigation by both law enforcement and the media. Why not in this instance?

Who’s Trump going to blame this bad news on?

Trump is literally trying to rewrite - that is, falsify - history.

Trump so went to Epstein’s island.

I'm not a fan of Elon Musk, but this is actually very funny.

The truth is out there.

Funny, I don’t recall Trump complaining about too many federal holidays when it was Columbus Day. What’s different about Juneteenth?

The previous administration “who” falsely promised? Is it asking too much that we have a Secretary of Education that understand basic grammar?

Why would two Russian spies in Germany have Hegseth's private number on their mobile phones, and what info could Hegseth have been leaking to them?

Isn't it clear that Trump is playing this ridiculous "Canada card" merely to distract the public's attention from other things?