Richard Wolffe

Trump wanted to distract from the Republican debate. But the slobbering snoozefest interview was ‘low-energy’

While one side is happy to defecate on the floor, the other side has no choice but to clean up the mess

There’s only one purge the country really needs, and that is one that goes all the way to Mar-a-Lago

It did not start with Donald Trump. And it will not end with his shuffling off stage, in handcuffs or disgrace

As he withdrew from the Paris climate deal, the president wondered: ‘At what point does America get demeaned?’ He’s already got that covered

The GOP once stood up for small government or big business, or to foreign enemies or domestic taxes. Now it’s just a cult of personality

At Trump’s impeachment trial, Republicans in Washington have one more chance to turn their backs on the extremists. Will they take it?

The president is behind in key states. Fighting on TV won’t turn things around or win over the sliver of undecided voters left

Donald Trump’s press conference was a grotesque display of empathy for violent racists. At least it united the Republicans in disgust at their president

Many analysts have noted that Trump’s line about fire and fury sounds much like North Korean state media: an uncanny echo that is less than reassuring