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Donald Trump's perceived authoritarian posture and its implications on his presidency
The question reduces to whether a heterogeneous group—people who support Donald Trump—can be characterized as intellectually dishonest, intentionally deceitful, ignorant, or simply stupid; the evidenc...
Yes — reporting shows has publicly spoken approvingly about dictators on multiple occasions, most notably saying “sometimes you need a dictator” at the in and otherwise flirting with dictatorial langu...
The allegation that Donald Trump praised Adolf Hitler—reported most prominently by former White House chief of staff John Kelly—centers on two linked claims: that Trump said “Hitler did some good thin...
is operating in a — his administration has taken actions that increase friction with allies and adversaries, and critics warn institutional erosion heightens systemic risks — but the reporting provide...
) provided a disciplined, hierarchical environment that many reporters and classmates say shaped habits later carried into business and politics—assertiveness, performance-oriented leadership, and a t...
Donald Trump’s response to the January 6, 2021, attack — a mix of a rally speech that used violent imagery, hours of televised inaction while the Capitol was under siege, belated calls for peace, and ...