A journalist and author believes that Donald Trump is hiding his illness with tactics developed in his youth.

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Can nothing stop President Donald Trump? Despite widespread opposition, Trump continues his blustering, unchecked by the usual guardrails of American politics. He’s attacking Venezuela, then ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One of the many seedy guiding principles Donald Trump acquired from his mentor Roy Cohn was “admit nothing, deny everything,” and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As a flood of criticism hit Donald Trump over a vile online video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, the post has ...

As a flood of criticism hit Donald Trump over a vile online video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, the post has suddenly been deleted. After a rare backtrack for the Roy Cohn-schooled ...

It appears that in Minneapolis an ICE agent shot into a car and killed a mother of three, a woman who loved to sing and write poetry. But before any investigation has begun, the president labels the ...

Monday on the RealClearPolitics podcast, Carl Cannon, Tom Bevan, and Phil Wegmann react to last night's Super Bowl, including the political angles of Turning Point USA’s alternate halftime show and ...

Roy Cohn’s gospel to his young protégé Donald Trump was simple: never apologize, never admit error, never retreat. Attack, deny, counterpunch. That ethos defined Trump’s political rise. It’s why he is ...

To understand how President Donald Trump promotes his presidency and policies, especially when challenged, one must understand the impact of Roy Cohn, the late New York attorney, on his approach to ...

ATLANTA (AP) — Donald Trump has played many roles. Real estate developer. Marketing extraordinaire. Reality TV host. Candidate. President — twice. Another part has been constant through all of them: ...