The comments were widely condemned by Democrats and a lone Republican running for Congress in San Diego

Fuel prices are higher than ever because of Trump’s war on Iran. Some motorists feeling that pain at the pump are reluctant to blame the president, while others are ready to vent. Andrew Feinberg and economist Rahat Hossen report on how $7 diesel tests loyalty and strains livelihoods as they crisscross the country

President’s latest outburst comes as his push to rebrand the emerging technology increasingly falls flat

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Bizarre rant kicks off rally for embattled GOP Senate candidate Ken Paxton

The president insists he can help his party defy the polls, even as Republicans who voted for him sour on his policies and increasingly erratic behavior and comments in the home stretch to Election Day, writes Andrew Feinberg

Unlike when the US went all out to beat Russia to the moon, Trump is both feeding China the means of production on AI, and using Xi Jinping as a bogeyman to eschew guardrails for the tech. That strategy, writes Andrew Feinberg, ties in to something a handful of billionaires sorely need

The president’s bizarre and bombastic speech to the world comes as his popularity at home is at the lowest level of his decade-long political career, writes Andrew Feinberg

The President faces a tough sell to convince the world’s leaders that he and the US are on the right side of history amid a week of foreign policy-focused events in New York and Washington, writes Andrew Feinberg

Unprecedented action threatens to further insulate president from any direct critical questioning

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Analysis by The Independent finds the group has had an outsized influence on the White House’s policies towards Democratic-aligned groups and issues

President conflates central bank’s interest rate with what a consumer would pay based on a credit score

First female White House chief of staff remained on the job while undergoing treatment

President’s outburst follows a judge permanently blocking push to put his name on the Kennedy Center facade

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Even some Republicans have poured cold water on Trump’s plan to offer $5,000 payments to voters next year — if they win

President’s outburst follows calls for a slowdown in AI development by some of the industry’s most prominent executives