Some Democratic are dismayed that the living former U.S. presidents have largely fallen silent amid the whirlwind first month of Donald Trump’s presidency. Despite each offering some degree of criticism against Trump in the past,

Former Presidents Clinton, Obama, Biden and George W. Bush have barely uttered a word about President Trump’s actions a month into his second term, to the dismay of Democratic critics who

Republicans are wary of giving presidents more power, but view it as less "risky" in the case of President Donald Trump, according to a new poll. Newsweek reached out to the White House for comment. Trump,

Most Americans think it would be too risky to expand the president's power, including President Trump, a new poll has found as Trump faces pushback on some of the sweeping moves he's made since taking office last month.