His open-armed posture, loosely framing his papers, shows that he's in control and ready for action.
"White House Declines to Provide Storm Papers" shows this administration's disdain for the rights of the American people more clearly than any of its previous actions.
One shocking example contained in the papers shows how Mossack Fonseca incorporated three companies for Andrew Mogilyansky, a wealthy Russian-American businessman.
More surprisingly, another of his papers shows that corporate-jet use can partly be explained by bosses' memberships of distant golf clubs.
One document found in a treasure trove of abandoned papers shows a senior MI6 officer boasting to the Libyans about how British intelligence led to Belhaj being captured on 6 March 2004.
Evidence from the papers shows Palestinian negotiators agreed privately in 2008 to let Israel annex all but one of the settlements built illegally in East Jerusalem and accepted the return of a symbolic number of 10,000 refugees to Israel.
