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Trump Turns the Tables on His Accusers

February 3, 2018 // The Globe and Mail - Canada

Many more Americans will be doubting the legitimacy of the Mueller inquiry today than yesterday.

Under Pressure, Trump Prepares for War

February 3, 2018 // Toronto Star - Canada

In a chaotic, yearlong presidency that never ceases to astound, this past week has been a turning point. But at least we can now see what shape Trump’s catastrophic game plan is taking.

Motives Behind GOP-Nunes Memo Release Deeply Troubling

February 3, 2018 // Deutsche Welle - Germany

The Government of Donald Nixon

December 9, 2017 // La Razon - Spain - Spanish

The scandal is a factual, metaphorical and timely clone of Watergate.

The Truth’s Striptease

November 4, 2017 // la Repubblica - Italy - Italian

Like in the famous bikini metaphor, those 2,890 uncovered files become irrelevant because all the attention is on what remains covered.

The US ‘Russiagate’ – The President Should Be Held Accountable

July 3, 2017 // Nishinippon Shimbun - Japan - Japanese

Sending messages one-sidedly on Twitter can’t even be called an explanation.

Can a Spy Topple a President?

June 27, 2017 // Liberation - France - French

When the former director of the FBI breaks the code of silence, it is not certain that he does so exclusively to defend democracy.

Donald Trump Has Messed with the Wrong Person

June 25, 2017 // Die Welt - Germany - German

Trump came across as someone who brought a wooden club to a fencing duel.

Trump Doesn’t Shy Away from Using Family in His Administration

June 24, 2017 // Huanqiu - China - Chinese

Faced with ridicule and criticism, President Trump, who values profit more than reputation, is still doing things his way.

James Comey, Kingmaker

June 24, 2017 // Excélsior - Mexico - Spanish

He is a chess player who anticipates his moves months in advance, as his own colleagues have described him.

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