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Cheney tells Steve King to find new job

Shira Tarlo

"His language questioning whether or not the notion of white supremacy is offensive – is absolutely abhorrent"

Devin Nunes; Michael Flynn (AP/Getty/Salon)

Mueller looking at Nunes-Flynn meeting

Igor Derysh

Prosecutors may wonder whether Flynn and Nunes helped funnel Saudi and Israeli cash into Trump's inauguration

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McCain: Not al Republicans are racist

Brendan Skwire - Raw Story

“I am John McCain’s daughter," the ABC co-host says. "I am not someone who sits here and is OK with racism"

Donald Trump presents fast food to be served to the Clemson Tigers football team to celebrate their Championship at the White House on January 14, 2019 in Washington, DC. (Getty/Chris Kleponis)

Cold Whoppers in the White House

Rachel Leah

The Clemson Tigers won a championship so they were invited to Trump's "hamberder" dream meal

Donald Trump; Robert Mueller (AP/Salon)

Subpoena time? Trump rejects Mueller

Matthew Rozsa

The president is refusing to meet with Robert Mueller for a second time

Get a project management certification

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These three courses in Lean Six Sigma will help you earn a certification that makes your resume stand out

Equal Rights Amendment March, Washington D.C., August 26, 1977; Women's March, Washington D.C., January 21, 2017. (AP/Getty/Mario Tama)

After 37 years, can we have the ERA?

Amanda Marcotte

With '70s-era feminism back in style, the fight for a constitutional amendment on gender equality is real

Roseanne Barr (AP/Andy Kropa)

Roseanne blames anti-Semitism for firing

Matthew Chapman - Alternet

“I feel that what happened to me, a large part of it is antisemitism,” Barr claims. “I think it played a part"

Chris Christie (Getty/Jeff Zelevansky)

Christie goes after Kushner in new book

Brad Reed - Raw Story

“The president was ill served by poor advice,” Christie writes of Kushner’s counsel on how to deal with the Russia

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., speaks to a crowd as he campaigns for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Russ Feingold, Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, at Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center in Madison, Wis., Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2016. (Amber Arnold/Wisconsin State Journal via AP) (AP)

Have Democrats "moved on" from Bernie?

Shira Tarlo

Why some of Sanders supporters believe the Vermont independent is not the best candidate to take on Donald Trump

Cars destroyed by the Camp Fire sit in the lot at a used car dealership on November 9, 2018 in Paradise, California. (Getty Images/Justin Sullivan)

PG&E plans to file for bankruptcy

Nicole Karlis

PG&E's mistakes have prompted activists to call for nationalizing the state's largest utility company

Kirsten Gillibrand (AP/J. Scott Applewhite)

"#MeToo Senator" inches toward 2020 bid

Shira Tarlo

The outspoken lawmaker has emerged as the face of Washington's reckoning with the #MeToo era

In this Monday, March 27, 2017 photo Sunny Larson, left, and Zak McCutcheon pick produce while gathering provisions to take home at the Augusta Food Bank in Augusta, Maine. Republican Gov. Paul LePage says his call to ban the use of food stamps for soda and candy is backed by science and a desire to reduce obesity and diabetes in the nation's oldest state. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty) (AP)

America has no social safety net

Jamila Michener - The Conversation

The 2019 government shutdown is just the latest reason why poor people can’t bank on the safety net

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Trump wants to pull U.S. out of NATO

Matthew Rozsa

Donald Trump has discussed pulling the United States out of NATO... which would help Russia

Steve King (AP/J. Scott Applewhite)

Steve King loses committee positions

Matthew Rozsa

Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, was stripped of his committee positions by GOP leaders after recent comments

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Shutdown side effect: Gun gets past TSA

Matthew Rozsa

A gun managed to get through a TSA screening, raising questions about the impact of the government shutdown

Bernie Sanders; Beto O'Rourke; Donald Trump; Kamala Harris; Elizabeth Warren (AP/Getty/Salon)

Will Dems Trump themselves in 2020?

Bob Cesca

Fight Trump on Trump's terms could spell disaster. To save democracy, Democrats will have to act like grownups

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Can Congress veto a state of emergency?

Chris Edelson - The Conversation

History shows that Congress can play an important role in checking a president's power, but hasn't

Supporters of U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders hold signs during an event on health care. (Getty/Alex Wong)

Dems shouldn't fear Medicare for All

Julia Conley - Common Dreams

Study finds no political downside for Democrats who back Medicare for All, although party leaders remain skeptical

FILE - In this Jan. 3, 2012 file photo, voters sign in on caucus night at Point of Grace Church in Waukee, Iowa. More than 40 years ago, a scheduling quirk vaulted Iowa to the front of the presidential nominating process, and ever since most White House hopefuls have devoted enormous time and money to a state that otherwise would get little attention.  (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File) (AP)

Changes coming to Iowa’s 2020 caucuses

Steven Rosenfeld - Independent Media Institute

The changes coming to Iowa’s Democratic presidential caucuses will be the first big makeover in a half-century

A picture taken on December 30, 2018, shows a line of US military vehicles in Syria's northern city of Manbij. (Getty/Delil Souleiman)

What if we don't occupy Syria forever?

Gregory Shupak - FAIR

New York Times, Washington Post editorials assume the U.S. has a right to determine other countries' fates

Roy Moore; Doug Jones (Getty/Salon)

Democrats play dirty in Alabama

Terry H. Schwadron - DCReport

It’s not just Republicans who play fast and loose with our democracy

Grand Hyatt workers and supporters strike outside of the Grand Hyatt in the Union Square area of downtown San Francisco, Nov. 5, 2009. (AP/Paul Sakuma)

Big strides for labor

Moshe Z. Marvit - In These Times

As this legal battle heats up, workers everywhere should be paying close attention

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban waves to the crowd before delivering a speech during a ceremony celebrating the national holiday, the 169th anniversary of the outbreak of the 1848 revolution and war of independence against the Habsburg rule at the Hungarian National Museum in Budapest, Hungary, Wednesday, March 15, 2017. (Tamas Kovacs/MTI via AP) (AP)

How Orban degraded Hungary’s democracy

John Shattuck - The Conversation

Hungary has devolved from a democracy to an authoritarian regime

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