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| An 'effort to erase LGBTQ people': Activists denounce Trump's firing of HIV/AIDS council President Trump's most recent move in the government's effort to address the HIV/AIDS epidemic once again brings the administration's commitment to eradicating the disease into question, activists say. Months after a half-dozen members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS resigned in ...
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| Drunken Revelation by Trump Aide Reportedly Sparked Russia Probe Officials close to President Donald Trump have taken pains to characterize George Papadopoulos as a low-level aide who wasn't really part of the presidential campaign. But it turns out that Papadopoulos played a key role in getting the FBI to launch an investigation in July 2016 into Russia's alleged ...
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| Donald Trump Ups Show of Support for Economic Protests in Iran Trump tweeted Saturday that Iran's leaders fear their own people. He says "Oppressive regimes cannot endure forever, and the day will come when the Iranian people will face a choice." He adds: "The world is watching!" Trump says that apart from U.S. military power, the Iranian people are what Tehran ...
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| President Trump turned cable news into must-see TV in 2017 "The polarization of the Trump administration has turned people who might not have followed the news quite as deeply or quite as long into news junkies," said former CNN President Jon Klein, who is now chief executive at online video company TAPP Media. "You can't outdo the Trump era for drama.
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| From the time Trump's tweets disappeared to David Davis's Brexit diary: satirists take on the news On 3 November 2017, President Donald J Trump's Twitter account was taken down for 11 minutes. For those moments, the world had no idea what he was thinking or feeling or watching on Fox. Until now: a Russian hacker I once matched with on Bumble has acquired the president's emails sent during ...
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| White House aides reportedly blindsided by 'embarrassing' Trump interview White House aides were mortified by President Donald Trump's wide-ranging interview with The New York Times, which one staffer called "embarrassing." Trump was alone with a Times reporter for the interview Thursday at his golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida. The president's comments in that ...
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