Donald Trump publicly blasted his former personal attorney, who was paid $50 million to help a Venezuelan billionaire secure a presidential pardon.

Donald Trump was furious that Alina Habba Mildon allegedly was paid $50 million to help secure a presidential pardon for a Venezuelan billionaire family—and didn’t share it with him.

“If the American President is relying on the policy advice of a Musk-designed, Hitler-friendly chatbot with a predilection for child pornography in order to carry out his official duties, Americans have a right to know.”

Donald Trump tore into the reporter at the end of the sprawling, at times deranged interview.

Remember when the DOJ defied the judge who ordered those El Salvador–bound planes to turn around? Well, this week brings a new and important chapter in that story.

Donald Trump boasted about ransacking Venezuela.

Apparently Howard Lutnick meant an entirely different country.

This Venezuela deal is just the latest example: The president has marinated his brain in an insane fantasy that he is an effective leader. It would all be funny if we didn’t have to live through it.

President Trump is refusing to say what happened to the billions his administration took from Venezuelan oil sales.

Donald Trump can’t stop intervening in other countries.

Billions in revenue from Venezuelan oil has gone missing—and the Trump administration keeps changing its story.

Donald Trump made a bizarre post on Truth Social about the casualty numbers for various U.S. conflicts.

John Solomon, a member of Trump’s election task force, confessed that there is no proof of election fraud in the last three elections.

Deputy Secretary of State Chris Landau is suspected of “secretly undermining” Marco Rubio and ignoring his orders.

Donald Trump has praised Delcy Rodríguez as he seeks to gain control of Venezuela’s oil supply.

One service member has already been indicted over it.

Taking another zany plan by the president seriously because he cannot possibly do so.

The president likes to joke about how his high-seas hustles have Blackbeard swagger, but they bear all the hallmarks of a wheezing empire.

While claiming to crack down on terrorists in his second term, the president has actually benefited them in a host of ways.

The bombings, assassinations, and kidnappings that have defined much of Trump’s second term make more sense understood together, rather than as disparate events.