It took years for the Iraq and Vietnam wars to hit this low point.

Donald Trump insisted he would have ended the Vietnam War in five months.

Elisa Tamarkin retraces her father’s work in Vietnam, and untangles the relationship of American newspaper business to the American war machine.

Donald Trump has gotten significantly richer—at Americans’ expense.

Scott Bessent doesn’t seem to know where one of Trump’s big “trade deals” is.

Donald Trump made no sense while bragging about a trade deal with Vietnam.

Vance wants to target the man behind the popular X account known for calling out bad menswear fashion after he confessed his immigration status.

Trump’s commerce secretary admitted there’s no real strategy when it comes to trade talks currently underway.

Donald Trump was none too happy that a judge intervened, either.

Is it just a coincidence that the Trump Organization is opening a new resort in a country begging for a break in tariffs? You decide.

A Marine Corps veteran who served in the war returned to the country as it marked a half-century since it prevailed over the U.S., at a tremendous human cost.

If Trump gets his way, immigrants of just about any nationality could be deported to Libya.

Peter Navarro is moving the goalposts on Trump’s “retaliatory” tariffs.

The United States is abandoning its work to clean up postwar pesticides it left in Vietnam.

Donald Trump and Elon Musk aren’t just inflicting pain on poor people abroad or imagined “enemies within.” Their parade of cruelty is coming for MAGA country too.

Nixon sabotaged Vietnam peace talks. Reagan asked Iran to hold the hostages. We never know about these things until years later. So: What will Trump do?

Park Chan-wook’s new miniseries on HBO takes American imperialism to task.

For years, LBJ was reviled for Vietnam. Then the historical tables turned in his direction. But they turned a little too far.

All of the death and misery he left in his wake was a mere by-product of his single-minded pursuit of elite power.

We’re entering a period of worldwide political disorder, says historian Gary Gerstle. What comes next is anyone’s guess.