The view from the 13th floor at the Trump hotel
The five-star Trump International is where hotel guests sip Trump branded wines and watch a Trump lookalike being hacked to death on the news; it is a microcosm of Trump’s world
It was the most improbable scene towards the end of one of Washington’s most volatile weeks. On Thursday evening at Washington DC’s Nationals Park baseball stadium, peace and political harmony broke out. Against the backdrop of a perfect summer evening, Nancy Pelosi, the Democrat’s House leader, sat next to Republican Congressional leader Paul Ryan as the two cheered their respective teams, along with more than 20,000 spectators. On the pitch, veteran Republican and Democratic politicians...
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