Doyle McManus

Trump forgave Tulsi Gabbard for calling him "Saudia Arabia's bitch" and picked her for national intelligence chief. But will the Senate play along?

Trump’s most controversial Cabinet nominees are ideologues and eccentrics chosen for loyalty. They are also foot soldiers in a power grab.

There’s plenty on Trump’s wish list to worry about. But here's a look at which things are worth losing sleep over and which will be hard for him to carry out.

The bottom line in the presidential election is clear: Kamala Harris would preserve, protect and defend the Constitution. Donald Trump would not.

Are you an undecided voter? Planning to hold your nose and vote for Trump? Please listen to his former advisors: He is a danger to democracy.

Trump will claim the election was rigged, and if he loses will challenge the results. Last time, the guardrails of democracy held. How about this time?

Trump hates windmills with the power of a thousand turbines. That could hurt California, which is becoming more reliant on renewable energy.

Harris would continue the internationalist policies of Biden and Obama. Trump would reprise his previous role as disrupter-in-chief.

It's still the economy. Whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump will be president is up to a few million undecided voters in swing states. Guess what they care about.

Trump wants the right to fire civil servants he sees as disloyal: Cue IRS audits for Trump enemies, anti-vaxxers in the FDA, revenge prosecutions.