Michael Kruse of Politico explored Trump's shift to messianic rhetoric, and questioned if he believes he is divinely chosen ...

Once defined by its missionary zeal to “make the world safe for democracy,” US foreign policy has increasingly shifted away ...

“I think he does believe he was saved to do great things as president,” Stephen Mansfield, the author of the 2018 book ...

Its messianic agenda is eroding Jerusalem’s most vital strategic-security ... avoidance posture aligns well with Trump, who, despite hawkish rhetoric, has consistently avoided deepening US ...

He brings up Trump’s father and by association ... This type of inflammatory rhetoric and lies is why Trump was elected. Steve Gehrke, Aurora New opportunities for Department of Government ...

But while Trump’s dishonesty and policy ignorance is a routine problem, what struck me as notable in this week’s rhetoric was what it suggests about the future of the White House’s trade war.

The New York Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger warned the free press is “under direct attack” both in the United States and abroad, and blamed President Donald Trump’s “anti-press rhetoric ...