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Without a shift, Trump's political story could end like that of a privileged heir who blew all of a fat inheritance on whims.
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In defending sports teams' names and mocking NASCAR's Confederate flag ban, Trump keeps trying to stoke white grievances among his base.
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Every day brings new reports that the ship of state is wandering through storms without its captain and crew setting a course.
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Trump declares the economy "roaring back" with June gains, but the same can be said of the coronavirus with tough-to-ignore surges in Sunbelt states.
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Trump's style is best seen in his halting coronavirus response, including reluctance to promote his own administration's guidelines.
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Crying up a hoax helps Trump get over in the moment, such as whenever ugly facts emerge about his passive posture toward Russia.
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Trump's determination to keep Confederate generals' names on military bases could have him digging himself into a hole over annual funding for U.S. troops.
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As some states that reopened early now adopt stricter coronavirus rules, Fauci warned a Senate panel the current U.S. surge has the potential to worsen.
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The Supreme Court's ruling against the administration in a major abortion case threw cold water on Trump's victory dance over his judicial appointments.
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Trump's claim that he didn't know about the U.S. intel, possibly for months, raised questions amid reports that the information was sent to him and the White House.