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Analysis | How Trump-allied foreign activists and dissidents responded to the U.S. Capitol siege - The Washington Post
How Trump-allied foreign activists and dissidents responded to the U.S. Capitol siege. ... told Today’s WorldView he attended the rally outside the White House on Jan. 6 and marched to the Capitol. Read More
Trump's seismic foreign policy shift: From the Politics Desk - NBC News
Within a week, Trump upended decades of U.S. foreign policy with Russia and Europe. And he raised grave questions in the minds of every American ally — not only in Europe but around the world. Read More
Trump speaks on economic worries and roils foreign elections: From the Politics Desk - NBC News
Trump downplays recession fears, saying the U.S. would be ‘OK’ in the long term By Alexandra Marquez. President Donald Trump on Friday downplayed concerns about potential economic trouble ... Read More
Trump’s Foreign Policies Fuel Debate Among Veterans - MSN
James M. Crain, an 82-year-old Vietnam veteran and lawyer in Knoxville, Tenn., voted for Trump in November and applauds the president’s domestic policies, including cutting the federal ... Read More
Trump Enters New Phase With Focus on Foreign Policy, Deregulation, Midterms - WSJ - The Wall Street Journal
President Trump’s trade policies have sparked high levels of uncertainty over the future of the U.S. economy. Four chief economists break down their forecasts for a recession, increased ... Read More
The Politics of Gratitude: How Trump Insists on Thanks From Foreign Leaders - The New York Times
Michael Froman, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, said that Mr. Trump’s transactional approach to diplomacy suggests that he sees aiding U.S. allies as a favor, rather than as a ... Read More
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