COLUMNIST: The Reality of the Trump Presidency Drama

COLUMNIST: The reality of the Trump presidency drama

President Donald Trump governs as if he’s the star, director and producer of a television reality show.

'Melodrama, backstabbing and emotional outbursts': Second season of Trump is off the chain

Dispatch writer and former Weekly Standard senior writer Michael Warren says the best reality show isn’t on “Bravo, TLC, or streaming on Hulu.” For the finest “melodrama, backstabbing, and emotional outbursts,” you have to go to X and Truth Social.“Oh, man, the girls are fighting, aren’t they?” posted U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) on X. And Warren says she was definitely not wrong about the recent “Trump-Musk snipefest.”The second …

Why Trump’s constant attacks and his sniping with Elon Musk helps him and keeps the media scrambling

Donald Trump is relishing all this, flaming every target in sight – or trying to put out fires in Los Angeles – as a president who loves being at war. Elon Musk, clearly missing the spotlight, is using X as a weapon, calling for his former pal's impeachment – but deleting his tweet tying Trump to Jeffrey Epstein in what might be viewed as an apology. Gavin Newsom is all fired up, daring Trump's border czar to arrest him and accusing the presiden…

Trump’s Reality Show Drama Is Back for a Second Season

After the recent spat with Musk, the vice president defends his boss’ temperament. - Michael Warren - Start a trial today.

Q&A with Maggie Haberman about covering Trump's second term, how the media is separating “the signal from the noise”, Trump's threats, Biden's decline, and more

Natalie Korach / Vanity Fair: Q&A with Maggie Haberman about covering Trump's second term, how the media is separating “the signal from the noise”, Trump's threats, Biden's decline, and more  —  The New York Times' stalwart Trump chronicler, who's out this week with a new afterword to Confidence Man …