New Delhi, Aug. 1 -- WASHINGTON - Donald Trump told reporters at Camp David on Thursday that there was no sign the International Criminal Court had targeted him personally, while leaving open the possibility that it could. "There's no indication. It could happen," Trump said at a cabinet meeting convened at the presidential retreat, a gathering that also produced a sharp statement from Secretary of State Marco Rubio vowing to dismantle the court institution by institution.

Rubio's framing was explicit. He described the administration's approach as dismantling the ICC "brick by brick," a phrase that signals not a legal challenge to any specific warrant but a broader effort to reduce the court's operational capacity through financial isola...