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Trump's voter fraud investigation leaves even his allies dumbfounded
By sundown, one of Trump's daughters, his campaign chief and his would-be treasury secretary were shaping up as chief suspects in the hunt for voter fraud.
Paul McGeough is chief foreign correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald.
By sundown, one of Trump's daughters, his campaign chief and his would-be treasury secretary were shaping up as chief suspects in the hunt for voter fraud.
Trump may be the last man who can help energy firms who find themselves stranded in a fast-changing world.
After back-firing in the immediate aftermath of Friday's inauguration, it seems Team Trump must have had a bit of a think overnight Sunday, and figured they had lost it through the weekend.
Donald Trump's ego might dwarf Uluru, but he's exceedingly thin-skinned.
The self-proclaimed counterpuncher woke from his first sleep at the White House to find the streets of the capital flooded with people protesting against him.
Donald Trump was defiant, populist, anti-establishment and spoke directly to an America under siege from foreign competitors, Muslim terrorists and the DC cabal.
Trump delivered a dark inaugural address in which he pledged fealty to all Americans but he made little overt attempt to soothe a nation still wounded from arguably the ugliest election season of modern times.
Donald Trump opted for the tone of his campaign rallies over anything presidential, casting this inauguration as more special than all that had gone before it.
Trump aides claim that as many as 200 draft executive orders are ready for the new President's signature.
"It really is a reality TV show."
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