, Federalist
As far back as October 2015, candidate Donald Trump billed himself as duct tape for a broken nation. "I’m going to unify. This country is totally divided," he told CNN’s Jake Tapper. It turns out he was right about being a unifier, at least in Washington. Our fractured capital is experiencing a new flowering of bipartisanship. Everyone inside the beltway, at least those getting the press coverage, seems to oppose him.

, New York Times
We are leaderless. America doesn’t have a president. America has a man in the White House holding the spot, and wreaking havoc as he waits for the day when a real president arrives to replace him. Donald Trump is many things — most of them despicable — but the leader of a nation he is not. He is not a great man. Hell, he isn’t even a good man.

, DC Examiner
During the presidential primaries and general election, there was no doubt where Donald Trump stood on the war in Iraq. "A big, fat mistake," Trump said of the Iraq invasion at a GOP debate in South Carolina in February 2016. "We should have never been in Iraq. We have destabilized the Middle East."

Former Republican congressman and two-time GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul warns that a hefty plunge looms for the stock market, but savvy investors can hardly blame President Donald Trump for the carnage.

Missouri State Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal on Sunday apologized for a Facebook post in which she hoped for the assassination of President Donald Trump, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.

IT will be President Donald Trump's turn today to address a problem that vexed his two predecessors when he details his strategy for the war in Afghanistan, America's longest military conflict.

The political world is watching Arizona this week as President Donald Trump tries to move past one controversy by wading into another -- visiting his core supporters in the state whose two senators are among his most vocal critics within the Republican Party.

Donald Trump has blasted the media for "some of the worst and most dishonest Fake News" reporting as he travelled back to the White House after a tumultuous vacation at his golf club.