Goods and services can be sanctioned, or they can receive a tariff, but it makes no sense to do both in succession. While Donald Trump is liberal with threats of tariffs, there are fresh reports that the US is planning further sanctions on Russia unless it comes to the negotiating table. The Kremlin has dismissed this as “nothing new”.

The 47th president wants to end conflicts but not resolve them

Donald Trump’s election victory can genuinely be called a miracle, given the powerful political, financial, judicial, informational, public, and criminal forces that tried not only to prevent it, but also to imprison him for decades or even kill him. Let’s add to this that at the age of 78, campaigning while facing large enemy armies is difficult.

And unspeakable lows in presidential pardons

Jan 23 (Reuters) – “Disrespectful”, “insulting”, and “ill-informed.” Donald Trump’s threats aimed at strong-arming Moscow into ending its war in Ukraine have been badly received by some politicians and nationalists in Russia who say his tactics bode ill for a deal.

Moscow believes it has the resources and manpower to keep up the fight

At least Trump is willing to give peace a chance with Russia over Ukraine, Peter Kuznick says.

How far will President Trump go when it comes to protecting the free speech right of all Americans, and holding to account those officials who have violated them?

The 47th president of the United States has repeatedly stated that “getting along with Russia would be a good thing for America, not a bad thing.” Many wonder how this “getting along with Russia” will actually be accomplished.

US President Donald Trump has threatened Vladimir Putin to end the war against Ukraine, and he can choose “the easy way or the hard way.” Will such threats work? Executive director at the Centre for Independent Studies Tom Switzer explains.