William Booth Josh Dawsey The Washington Post

President Donald Trump on Friday sought to undo the damage he'd done to British Prime Minister Theresa May, lavishing her with compliments one day after he was quoted in a British tabloid dismissing her approach to Brexit, praising one of her foes and threatening to upend their trade relationship - while boasting that she would have been better off...

If the White House Travel Office were to give President Donald Trump's upcoming tour of Britain a name, it might be something like, "Ye Olde United Kingdom: Castles, Royals, Gardens and Golf."

President Donald Trump on Friday sought to undo the damage he'd done to British Prime Minister Theresa May, lavishing her with compliments one day after he was quoted in a British tabloid dismissing her approach to Brexit, praising one of her foes and threatening to upend their trade relationship - while boasting that she would have been better off...

If the White House Travel Office were to give President Donald Trump's upcoming tour of Britain a name, it might be something like, "Ye Olde United Kingdom: Castles, Royals, Gardens and Golf."