A mysterious map, a clumsy photo edit, and a bitter legal battle have brought renewed scrutiny to Trump’s latest renovation ambitions—all thanks to his five-day press secretary.

For years, Israelis driving the country’s highways in the final weeks of an election have seen the same image: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu standing beside President Donald Trump, under the slogan,

President Donald Trump will appear at a rally in Fort Myers Oct. 23, though a venue is not yet announced. The visit has sparked counter-protest plans.

CNN commentator Scott Jennings has some very specific ideas about who should replace Donald Trump’s ousted press secretary—and the qualifications sound awfully familiar. The Republican strategist, 48,

Melania Trump apparently is not amused by President Donald Trump’s rally impressions, and she has told him they are beneath the dignity of the office. Trump shared the first lady’s criticism on October 14 during a campaign rally in Bullhead City,

“I’m angry.”

But opponents of Wiles are already talking up Trump’s deputy chief of staff and immigration hawk Stephen Miller as a potential replacement, as well as Bill Pulte, the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, who has used his position to accuse many Trump enemies of mortgage fraud. Pulte denied on Saturday that he was seeking Wiles’s job.

President Donald Trump touted his power in his second go around in the White House Saturday while rallying in Kentucky to bolster Republican turnout as his party struggles in the midterms, saying, “I can do stuff that is unbelievable.