ROGER STONE: Trump is 'never going to change'
Roger Stone, author of The Making of the President 2016, explains why he thinks President Trump's personality and public persona won't change.
Allan Smith
Senior Politics Reporter
8 photos of Donald Trump in high school
He wasn't always "The Donald."
The Michael Cohen controversy reached a climax as he was sentenced to 3 years in prison after pleading guilty and implicating Trump — here's a full timeline of events
President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen is headed to prison for three years. Here's a timeline of events that led here.
Lyft is offering a 50% off promotion on rides to the polls for this year's midterms, and some are even eligible for a free ride
Lyft is offering a 50% off promotion on all rides to the polls on Election Day in November — and some riders will even be eligible for an entirely free trip.
Bob Woodward says journalists should use even more anonymous sourcing, and shares the best advice he got after Watergate
Fresh off the release of his new inside account of President Donald Trump's administration, "Fear: Trump in the White House," the famous journalist Bob Woodward spoke with Business Insider and shared his thoughts about the media landscape today.
Nikki Haley's resignation comes one day after an ethics watchdog requested an investigation into her acceptance of free flights on private jets
Nikki Haley's abrupt resignation came one day after the ethics watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington requested the State Department's inspector general investigate her acceptance of seven free flights aboard private jets from a trio of South Carolina businessmen.
'This is war': The fight to impeach Brett Kavanaugh is about to become a defining issue of the 2018 elections — and beyond
Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed to the court over the weekend — but the battle over impeaching the new justice has only just begun.
Stormy Daniels says she bumped into Michael Cohen at an airport and he said hi
Porn star Stormy Daniels tweeted that she had a chance encounter with President Donald Trump's former longtime attorney Michael Cohen at an airport Sunday night.
Donald Trump Jr. leaves the door open for a possible run for office of his own: 'I'm never going to rule anything out'
President Donald Trump's eldest son Donald Trump Jr. told NBC News that he wouldn't rule out his own run for office sometime in the future.
New York attorney general pushes back on Trump's effort to dismiss lawsuit against his charity
New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood in a Thursday court filing opposed President Donald Trump's motion to dismiss the state lawsuit against him, his adult children, and his charity, the Trump Foundation.
Democrats zero in on New York Times investigation into Trump's wealth and once again push for his tax returns
Democrats are zeroing in on The New York Times' Tuesday investigation into President Donald Trump's wealth, once again pushing to obtain the president's tax returns.
New York Times reveals that its bombshell story on Trump's wealth was made possible by a document his sister submitted to the Senate years ago
The New York Times' bombshell investigation into President Donald Trump's wealth came to fruition after a Times reporter discovered a critical piece of information on a filing that Trump's sister Maryanne Trump Barry submitted to the Senate as part of her confirmation to the federal judiciary.
Michael Avenatti takes a victory lap after Wall Street Journal reports Trump directed an effort to keep Stormy Daniels silent earlier this year
Michael Avenatti, the attorney for porn star Stormy Daniels, took a victory lap on Tuesday after The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump directed Michael Cohen and his son Eric Trump in February to coordinate a legal response to keep Daniels quiet about her allegation of a 2006 affair with him.
Trump was reportedly earning $200,000 in today's dollars by the time he was 3 years old. And he was a millionaire by age 8.
A massive New York Times investigation published Tuesday on President Donald Trump's wealth found he was earning $200,000 a year in today's dollars from his father's empire by the time he was 3-years-old.
New York Times report says Trump engaged in 'outright fraud' to avoid taxes as he inherited father's wealth — worth more than $400 million in today's dollars
The New York Times reported in an extensive investigation on Tuesday that Donald Trump engaged in what it described as "dubious tax schemes" in the 1990s that included "instances of outright fraud" that enhanced the fortune of his parents — mainly his father, Fred Trump — and was passed on to him.
Stormy Daniels explains in her new book how 2 Michael Cohen stories completely changed her outlook toward her infamous nondisclosure agreement
Daniels wrote: "This fool had the nerve to draw up an NDA saying that Trump and I were supposed to forget each other existed, and now he was pitching publishers using my goddamn name?"
Stormy Daniels explains in her new book how she first got connected with 'gorgeous' Michael Avenatti
Attorney Michael Avenatti wasn't supposed to porn star Stormy Daniels' lawyer.
Stormy Daniels felt her life was in danger after her '60 Minutes' interview and had her friend record a video of her final will and testament
Porn star Stormy Daniels wrote in her upcoming book "Full Disclosure" that she received so many death threats after her "60 Minutes" interview in March that she had a friend record her last will and testament.
Stormy Daniels explains in her new book why she signed the infamous non-disclosure agreement with Michael Cohen
Stormy Daniels, in her upcoming book "Full Disclosure," provided an in-depth explanation for why she signed the original $130,000 non-disclosure agreement prior to the 2016 presidential election that silenced her from discussion her allegation of a 2006 affair with Donald Trump.
'Can you imagine what a mess I'd be?': Trump ruminates on alcohol abuse while expressing surprise about Kavanaugh's drinking revelations
President Donald Trump said Monday he was surprised that his nominee for the Supreme Court, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, professed his love for beer repeatedly during his Thursday hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.