The former president calls Trump's war a costly round trip — but the deal he misses died under a Democrat too.
The president dismissed concerns as jealousy, but the loudest critics are Haley, Bannon, and Cruz.
A president demands a bill his Senate leader says is dead — and holds a lapsed surveillance tool as the chip.
A single senator's objection killed a Democratic bill aimed at a dead fund and a live tax exemption worth up to $100 million.
A Korean War-era statute now governs US weapons production, days after the defense secretary called stockpile worries a "manufactured story."
Republicans wrote the review statute in 2015. Some now predict their own president will write around it.
The president vows a "word by word" reading of a text he won't release until he stages it himself.